Revisit some of the strongest articles published in the arts section during the academic year.
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“Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind” opened at the MCA Oct.18, marking Ono’s first in Chicago.
Coming off their Sept. 26 album, Geese maintained their rhythm for two sold-out Chicago shows.
The Lyric Opera’s production of ‘Medea’ proves opera isn’t archaic as people would like to think.
The first week of the annual Chicago International Film Fest provided an eccentric variety for Chicagoland cinephiles.
The online sensation filmed one of his signature “This is for you” videos with a massive crowd, dedicating …
The Phoenix participated in a roundtable interview with director Luca Guadagnino, writer Nora Garrett and actors Julia Roberts, …
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s classic ballet was performed by the touring company from Ukraine.
The afternoon rave is part of a larger alternative nightlife trend among Gen Z.
The crime-comedy is based on the true story of spree-robber Jeffrey Manchester.
The Oct. 10 performance came only a week after the release of Floersch’s new album “Francis Aquarius.”
The duo’s Oct. 10 release continues the pop-rock instrumental style of their previous five albums.
Crowd Vulture sat down with The Phoenix to talk about their highs and lows as a Chicagoland band.
Haymarket Books hosted a Radical Book Fair at their North Side warehouse, cultivating community and resistance.
Staff Writer Caitlin Duffy shares three cheap and easy recipes to celebrate and enjoy fall.
Taylor Swift held release parties across the world for her latest album, “The Life of a Showgirl.”
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