Chicago-based artist Sara Grose’s sculptures traverse the imaginary and the actual to get at the vastness of time itself ...

Despite restrictions and dwindling access to supplies in Illinois prisons, I’ve built a life and practice as an artist.

At Ascension Chicago, Audrey Robinovitz opened a small reliquary of scent, guiding attendees through the fragrant history of anointing.

Ahead of a planned construction project, the city closed a Logan Square homeless encampment that was a haven for queer Black residents.

Malcolm Riordan presents concerts through Chicago Community Fest to raise money for mutual aid groups such as the Midwest ...

Become Death's forthcoming debut full-length, Vorara (due July 3), is one of the most anticipated local metal releases of the ...

Plus: Beat-scene showcase Electronic Buffet returns, Make Music Chicago presents a day of dozens of events, and more.

Founder Ramona Slick reflects on five years of Rated Q, the Music Box Theatre’s monthly series celebrating drag and queer film.

Shallowater’s September album, God’s Gonna Give You a Million Dollars, feels like an inner-tube ride along a creek after a light rain.

Hooke’s Law has the diversity of a mixtape, and KeiyaA also makes it hang together like a mixtape—she unifies its sounds with a message of intimacy straight from the heart.

Genre-blending Chicago collective Mansa create fully formed environments from R&B, jazz, alternative, and hip-hop.

Pleasure Puncture,” the Samuel Schwindt show at Ignition Projects, features nine leather sculptures, a mix of colors and dancerly forms.