Four exhibitions presented as part of Art Design Chicago make the Tribune’s “Best in Chicago Museums 2018” list, including Arte Diseño Xicágo: Mexican Inspiration from the World's Columbian Exposition to the Civil Rights Era in the number one spot.
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“One critic said of me, 'Will the real Ralph Arnold please stand up?’”
Turns out Arnold, a gay, black Korean War veteran who sampled from different art movements, couldn’t really do that.
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“Walking through Living Architecture at 6018North feels much like discovering an ancient ruin...With careful intentionality, [it] elevates the creative contributions of immigrant voices and their diaspora.”
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Chicago’s bike enthusiasts are having a moment, showcased in the Design Museum of Chicago’s new exhibition. The Tribune’s Steve Johnson takes a close look.
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The New York Times features an in-depth exploration of the Smart Museum’s exhibition on the Black Arts movement of Chicago’s South Side.
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WTTW’s Chicago Tonight examines two new design-inspired exhibitions on view as part of Art Design Chicago.
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Introspective Magazine takes a sweeping look at the new exhibition focusing on how Chicago first brought cutting edge design to the masses.
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Times critic Holland Carter explores the life and work of Charles White as seen through the exhibition Charles White: A Retrospective.
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Newcity provides a sneak peek at the upcoming five-hour interview series with Chicago’s leading artists, authors, architects and others, taking place at EXPO CHICAGO on September 29.
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The Chicago Sun-Times looks at the Smart Museum of Art’s exhibition The Time Is Now!: Art Words of Chicago’s South Side, 1960-1980, with an eye on the Black Arts Movement and contributions related to the AFRICOBRA collective.
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Art Design Chicago programming is featured heavily as part of the Chicago Tribune’s annual Fall Arts Preview.
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In this Labor Day radio segment, Worldview host Jerome McDonnell sits down with Terra Foundation President and CEO Elizabeth Glassman and immigrant artist Jan Tichy.
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Crain’s provides a snapshot of three Art Design Chicago exhibitions related to the Chicago Imagists on view this fall.
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In one of the first reviews of the new publication Art in Chicago: A Fire from the History to Now, The Art Newspaper provides a snapshot of the book’s structure and narrative form.
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WDCB host Gary Zidek visited the Terra Foundation vault for “The Arts Section,” getting a tour of its collection from Terra curator PJ Brownlee.
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In an expansive new feature, Apollo Magazine traces how Art Design Chicago was first conceived, and the vision put forth by the Terra Foundation.
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Gary Zidek, host of the WDCB radio program The Arts Section, recently sat down for a lively discussion with three of the key people involved in Art Design Chicago exhibitions.
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In a recent feature, the Chicago Sun-Times looks at the Rebuild Foundation’s new exhibition, A Johnson Publishing Story, delving into the company’s history and the origins of the exhibition.
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In an extensive article, the Chicago Tribune explores the new exhibition, Chicago Calling: Art Against the Flow, speaking with its curators Lisa Stone and Kenneth Burkhart.
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NewCity Design reviews this summer’s Chicago Design Museum exhibition Great Ideas of Humanity: Out of the Container, looking at the various design formats displayed in the exhibition, as well as the individuals who contributed to the works featured.
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Three Art Design Chicago exhibitions have been named by Michigan Avenue Magazine as “can’t miss” in a recent feature.
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Condé Nast Traveler names Art Design Chicago and partners EXPO Chicago, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Chicago Architecture Foundation, within its “10 Reasons You Need to Visit Chicago This Year.”
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In a new feature, Ebony’s online magazine shines a light on the upcoming Art Design Chicago exhibition A Johnson Publishing Story.
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In a full-page Sunday paper feature story, the Chicago Tribune examines the exhibition Arte Diseño Xicágo: Mexican Inspiration from the World's Columbian Exposition to the Civil Rights Era, and talks to its curator Cesáreo Moreno.
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In a wide-ranging New York Times article within its annual “Museums” special section, Terra Foundation Executive Director Elizabeth Glassman speaks about the origins of the Art Design Chicago initiative, and the key role that the Terra Foundation played in helping to get the project off the ground.
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