Revisit some of the strongest articles published in the arts section during the academic year.
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“Banana” has been everywhere — Cudahy Library, swimming pools and the Department of Fine and Performing Arts’ annual …
Classical music doesn’t tend to dominate the Billboard charts — but it still runs through the minds and …
The Rogers Park resident of 52 years said she got the idea to start the “500 Hats for …
“Suncoast” is a sunny-side look at a family overcast with grief. Written and directed by Laura Chinn, “Suncoast” …
Writer Hailey Gates reminisces on the early-2010s charm of John Green and the more recent majesty of his …
Writer Brendan Parr reflects on what sets Paul McCartney’s second solo album “RAM” apart upon its release and …
“Argylle” has all the bells and whistles of a typical hijinks-laden spy film — except for the plot.
Following the announcement of the closure and eventual demolition of the businesses at 1226-1234 W. Loyola Ave., Kristin …
Shuffling between hallways, back rooms and both quads, a collective of sneakers and sweatsuits tell a story extending …
Every piece in the ShadowBall Fashion Show, organized by Chicago non-profit organization Triveni Institute, was made primarily or entirely …
Deputy arts editor Angela Ramírez reflects on the time after winter break she spent without her AirPods and …
Writer Brendan Parr reminisces on the existential horror of comic legend Alan Moore’s “Saga of the Swamp Thing.”
Rohina Malik’s one-woman play “Unveiled” is an extremely powerful exploration of Islamophobia and racism post-9/11 and the power …
Taking place from Jan. 25-27 in the Newhart Family Theatre, “Unveiled,” first shown in 2009, follows the stories …
Marvel miniseries “Echo” is a reverberation of past successes, coming into its own sporadically throughout the series and …
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