Kerry Cardoza

Western Exhibitions, a commercial gallery run by Scott Speed, is celebrating its 20th anniversary with “20 Years of Western Exhibitions.”

Best of the Rust Belt shows that the middle of the country is not a monolith—it’s diverse, complicated, and ever-changing.

Gertie will host Next Stop: Chicago, a public art series that aims to highlight infrastructure inequity along the Green Line.

The millionaire behind Schubas, Lincoln Hall, and Audiotree recorded people without their consent. So far, he’s suffered few consequences.

Now Suzanne Scanlon is a writer on the same playing field as her heroines, with her latest book—a memoir—Committed: On Meaning and Madwomen.

There’s an ongoing dispute in Rogers Park stemming from Loyola’s purchase of 1226-1234 W. Loyola and its plans to demolish the building.

Comprehensive calendar of Chicago-area event listings from a wide variety of event organizers and sources—including Reader readers. Browse, search, and filter to find events, what’s happening, and things to do in Chicago.

While Vernissage tends to have the hottest street style looks, there’s three more days of EXPO Chicago to get your people-watching in

Helen Lee’s series for Steppenwolf’s LookOut program is a stellar curated showcase for interdisciplinary artists.

Illinois’s freelance workers now have protection from discriminatory practices and unreliable compensation.