Revisit some of the strongest articles published in the arts section during the academic year.
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Heard by the bird
Halloween decoration is a Rogers Park tradition — and this year, residents delivered.
A.B.L.E’s theatrical take on the sci-fi classic breathes new life into the timeless tale.
Caesar’s latest album is a poignant reflection on faith and family.
Released October 2009, actor Ryan Gosling’s short-lived musical endeavor still haunts listeners — and maybe Gosling.
“Ballad of a Small Player” is a bland tale, despite the ensemble’s efforts.
Creative Writing professor Caroline Macon Fleischer’s second book is cursed and curious.
“Frankenstein” is a gory and gorgeous adaptation of Mary Shelly’s 1818 classic.
This August, the Art Institute of Chicago debuted two exhibits which radically center incarceration.
Actor Victor Musoni discussed the real-world relevance of the play’s centuries-old source material.
Emil Bach House was open to the public as part of Open House Weekend, led by Chicago Architecture …
The British glam rock record, released Oct. 17, employs Catholic iconography to explore desire and guilt.
Oasis’ sophomore album still fires on all Britpop cylinders 30 years after its release.
Gay spoke at the Chicago Humanities Festival Oct. 18 panel.
Streaming on Netflix Oct. 24, the film is the most recent entry in director Kathryn Bigelow’s thriller repertoire.
The film, releasing in theaters Oct. 24, is an adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s eponymous novel.
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