Africa Restored (Cheryl as Cleopatra) by Kerry James Marshall is on view as part of “Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica” at the Art Institute of Chicago. Using his ...

If you love art, Chicago, Illinois is a place you must visit. It is one of the world’s greatest hubs for artists and artistic ...

(Art Institute of Chicago) “Project a Black Planet ... which brings together her fashions and jewelry, drawings, photos, archival materials and a ceremonial robe from Cameroon that, when ...

Free on Thursday evenings from 5 to 8 p.m., June 6 to September 26 (Other groups, like the military and Chicago teens, are always free. More info here.) The Art Institute was founded in 1879 ...

If you tire of The Magnificent Mile's well-known stores, check out the independent bookstores, such as Myopic Bookstore; art galleries ... of the Chicago Chinese Cultural Institute lies a variety ...

We may even venture into the Byzantine and Ancient Galleries to examine less familiar periods of art. Our tour will leave you with an increased awareness of the Art Institute's importance for the city ...

including the Art Institute of Chicago museum, on-campus galleries and state-of-the-art facilities. SAIC’s undergraduate, graduate and post-baccalaureate students have the freedom to take risks ...

Photos by Robert Wedemeyer. The Neubauer Collegium’s exhibit is one piece of the city’s larger Pan-African movement, which will be spotlighted citywide this spring. The Art Institute of Chicago, Black ...

They even have a wall dedicated to autographed photos. 👉 Don’t Miss: Gibsons is right around the corner from the top of the Magnificent Mile and a 10-minute walk from the Museum of Contemporary Art.

If you are also interested in applying to the Arts Administration program, please ONLY submit a single application to the Dual Degree: Modern & Contemporary Art History AND Arts Administration & ...

Researchers took samples from the tooth in 2016. The results, not widely disseminated, showed it was from someone in the 5th ...

For years, an elaborately displayed tooth at the Art Institute of Chicago has been thought to belong to the major Christian religious figure John the Baptist. As it turns out, that claim has no teeth.