Creative Conversations with Dawit L. Petros
Artist Dawit L. Petros discusses his solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, “Prospetto a Mare.”
Explore the Cultures of Chicago through Art & Design
Exhibitions highlight the contributions of Chicago’s communities to the city’s creative heritage.
Things to Do During the Holiday Break
Art Design Chicago is the perfect way to experience the city’s artistic richness.
Visit Art Design Chicago Exhibitions Closing Soon
Don’t miss this vibrant celebration of art and culture in neighborhoods across the city.
Questions with a Curator featuring Lois Taylor Biggs
Art Design Chicago sat down with Lois Tylor Biggs, curator of the Center for Native Futures’ exhibition Gagizhabaajiwan.
Chicago’s History of Radical Art Pedagogy
Critic Lori Waxman reviews two concurrent exhibitions focused on the radical social and political possibilities of progressive art education in Chicago.
WDCB Radio Tours “Letters Beyond Form” at the Design Museum of Chicago
WDCB’s Gary Zidek talks with curator Amira Hegazy about the unique approaches to typography found in Chicago’s neighborhoods.
Exhibitions align city-wide to celebrate the History and Future of the region’s Indigenous Art as part of Art Design Chicago
Six exhibitions highlight the rich history and contemporary culture of Chicago’s Native communities.
Questions with a Curator featuring Clemenstien Love
The GREYSTONE Collective co-founder Clemenstien Love talks about her solo exhibition, “THE Artisanal Roomscape LABORATORY.”
WVON speaks to artist Juarez Hawkins and ADC Project Director Eva Silverman
Artist Juarez Hawkins and Project Director Eva Silverman talk with WVON about Art Design Chicago activities on Chicago’s South Side.
10 Art Design Chicago events to attend this fall
10 Art Design Chicago events to explore across the city as autumn approaches.
Chicago Reader Examines the Origins of Chicago Arts Education at Hull-House
The Chicago Reader profiles Jane Addam’s Hull-House Museum’s exhibition, Radical Craft: Arts Education at Hull-House, 1889-1935, which is presented as part of Art Design Chicago.
ADC Partners Collaborate to Present “Weaving Stories” Series
“Weaving Stories” is a collaborative series of community-building weaving workshops meant to connect shared stories of heritage and culture to material practices.
The Sweetly Sly Art of Alberto Aguilar / El gentilmente travieso arte de Alberto Aguilar
Alberto Aguilar, the first Chicago Humanities Artist-in-Residence talks about his art-making process and previews Chicago Humanities’ upcoming free day of art events in Pilsen.
Newcity Examines Time as Art with Amay Kataria
Amay Kataria speaks to Newcity about his contributions to South Asia Institute’s exhibition What Is Seen and Unseen: Mapping South Asian American Art in Chicago.
Art Design Chicago X Design Museum of Chicago: Flag Feast
Flag Feast, an eye-popping array of flag designs created by local artists and designers as part of Art Design Chicago.
Chicago Grants Awarded Summer 2024
The Terra Foundation’s summer grants support three projects in Chicago.
What Does It Mean to Design for Dignity?
The presenters of Deem’s second symposium were asked what it means to design for dignity. Here’s what they shared with us.
Questions with a Curator featuring Sheridan Tucker Anderson
Art Design Chicago and Curator Sheridan Tucker Anderson discuss the history, impact, and legacy of Elizabeth Catlett.
Chicago Reader Showcases the History and Future of “What is Seen and Unseen”
The Chicago Reader examines the significance of South Asia Institute’s exhibition “What is Seen and Unseen: Mapping South Asian American Art in Chicago.”
