'The Shape of Chicago' — John Massey Banners to Take Over State Street
Downtown Chicago has come alive again with the striking, graphic banners of design legend John Massey.
Continue ReadingDowntown Chicago has come alive again with the striking, graphic banners of design legend John Massey.
Continue ReadingChicago Humanities Festival has announced the initial list of participants for Creative Chicago: An Interview Marathon—a centerpiece program of Art Design Chicago.
Continue ReadingGary 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.
Continue ReadingA visual look into the history of public art in Pilsen, from the perspective of the artists who live and create work there.
Continue ReadingArt Design Chicago’s public engagement campaign, entitled #JustGoSeeIt, has landed at the Chicago Cultural Center.
Continue ReadingIt's time to party at the Art Institute.
Continue ReadingIn 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.
Continue ReadingIn 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.
Continue ReadingSixty Inches from Center has teamed up with On the Real Film for a look behind the production of the Art Design Chicago exhibition A Home for Surrealism: Fantastic Painting in Midcentury Chicago, on view now at The Arts Club of Chicago.
Continue ReadingNewCity 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.
Continue ReadingIn an interview for Art Design Chicago, Cesáreo Moreno, Chief Curator of the National Museum of Mexican’s Art, and organizer of the exhibition Arte Diseño Xicágo: Mexican Inspiration from the World's Columbian Exposition to the Civil Rights Era, spoke about the city’s immigrant past.
Continue ReadingAs part of a new editorial partnership between Art Design Chicago and Sixty Inches from Center, Sixty has published a comprehensive and personal look at the exhibition Arte Diseño Xicágo: Mexican Inspiration from the World's Columbian Exposition to the Civil Rights Era from the perspective of, in her own words, an ancestor.
Continue ReadingArt Design Chicago is proud to announce a new editorial partnership with Sixty Inches from Center in an effort to draw connections between the histories explored through Art Design Chicago and the present day.
Continue ReadingFrom the creative ingenuity of self-taught “outsider” artists, to the living history on display behind the acclaimed Johnson Publishing Company, June’s exhibitions are not to be missed.
Continue ReadingThree Art Design Chicago exhibitions have been named by Michigan Avenue Magazine as “can’t miss” in a recent feature.
Continue ReadingArt Design Chicago is collaborating with six pioneering Chicago-based artists who will create new works inspired by their experiences attending Art Design Chicago exhibitions and programs.
Continue ReadingInspired by the spirit of curiosity that we exhibit in our daily lives, Art Design Chicago is rolling out a public engagement campaign entitled Just Go See It.
Continue ReadingCondé 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.”
Continue ReadingIn a new feature, Ebony’s online magazine shines a light on the upcoming Art Design Chicago exhibition A Johnson Publishing Story.
Continue ReadingJoin us in celebration of Chicago’s art and design history with our Summer Kick-Off events, including the opening of three new exhibitions, a Pilsen fiesta, and much more.
Continue ReadingIn 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.
Continue ReadingNewly announced public tours showcase the diversity of Chicago’s neighborhood art offerings, are open to the public and many at no cost.
Continue ReadingIn 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.
Continue ReadingABC 7 Chicago visits the Art Design Chicago exhibition Barbara Jones-Hogu: Resist, Relate, Unite 1968–1975, and reflects on Jones-Hogu’s place in Chicago history as a leading figure of the Black Arts Movement.
Continue ReadingIn a comprehensive feature headlined “All Eyes on Art Design Chicago”, the Chicago Reader provides an advance look at key Art Design Chicago exhibitions, outlining the origins of the initiative.
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