Revisit some of the strongest articles published in the arts section during the academic year.
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The actor-turned-singer kicked off his “Objection! World Tour” in Chicago Sept. 3.
Censorship and cultural diversity were key topics discussed at the literary festival.
The pop star put her signature sarcasm to use in the Aug. 29 release.
The gauzy late-afternoon light shone bright on the West Quad at the opening of the inaugural Quadalotta festivities. …
Conan Gray took his Chicago fans through the immersive experience of his Aug. 15 album “Wishbone” at the …
The new Nepali restaurant in Edgewater aims to “bring the tastes of the Himalayas to Chicago.”
Professor Timothy Kane put on a one-man performance of the classical epic Sept. 4.
The festival, which took place July 31 to Aug. 3, attracted attendees from all over the world.
The album released Aug. 15 despite reservations from Gray, in the midst of summer.
Zach Cregger’s horror mystery movie “Weapons” cuts an intimidating silhouette.
Lollapalooza ended on a high note with performances spanning pop, rap and EDM.
Lollapalooza’s first days were pageants of both new talents and star sensations.
This summer, the city is teeming with new music to be discovered and explored.
In the newest Superman movie, audiences a reintroduced to the beloved character and his rise to power.
Celine Song’s follow up to “Past Lives” reshapes love triangles with class commentary.
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