S. Nicole Lane
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Chicago, IL, United States
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Between the flesh and the machine
Artist Hannah Levy's work, currently on view at the Arts Club of Chicago, straddles the line between industrial design and morbidity. → Read More
Where the water flows
Magnet fishermen find treasure and surprises hidden in Chicago's waterways with rope, a magnet, and curiosity. → Read More
An examination of the self and of others
The new art space, Juliet Art House, introduces the work of Rebecca Baruc. → Read More
Tiger Strikes Asteroid comes together in ‘It feels like the first time’
And the massive survey of artists does it well. → Read More
Unionizing to keep the Experimental Station community alive
Workers at the pioneering south side space organize against unfair labor practices. → Read More
Painful sex shouldn’t be a mystery condition
This common condition affects more people than we think. We shouldn’t ignore it anymore. → Read More
Theorem is more than a book of poetry
Evoking memory and mystery, two artists collaborate on an art piece. → Read More
Bursting and bubbling, Susan Smith Trees opens at Evanston Art Center
My God, I love a fleshy piece of artwork. When artists make works that are burgeoning and mysterious, I'm immediately drawn to them like white on rice. So, I'll go ahead and say I'm a little biased when it comes to Susan Smith Trees's work. The Chicago-based artist has been making work for 35 years. Her show "Roots" opened this month at the Evanston Art Center's (EAC) second floor atrium… → Read More
Food, health, sleep, and screens: We Series focuses on the essentials
Anything goes during this evening on Twitch. → Read More
The rug revival
* For artist Nora Chin, humor is just as important as nostalgia when it comes to rugs. * courtesy nora chin Nora Chin thinks about rugs all of the time. "I fall asleep at night thinking about rugs I want to make and new things I want to try," she says. The lifelong Chicagoan was raised by artists. Spending her childhood figure skating and some of her early 20s skating professionally for Disney… → Read More
My year of hiking
When the pandemic hit, I ran to the woods. → Read More
Catherine Edelman Gallery closes with a 'Place in the Sun'
Landscape photographer scott b. davis treks into the wild and discovers the undiscoverable. → Read More
Frenzied, lascivious, and licentious: a woman in hysterics
Artist Selva Aparicio puts obstetric devices on the examination table. → Read More
Em Kettner creates elaborate casings for her sacred sculptures
These small performative objects exemplify disability and protection. → Read More
Bound to the Point
* “This is a community of people. It’s really, really beautiful. I feel so fortunate to be a part of it.” * David Travis My clock says it's a few minutes before 6 AM. I said I would arrive at 5:30 but I miscalculated my morning and now I'm late. It's also cooler than I expected for a July morning. I dig for a sweater as I remember to also grab my mask. I walk along the cool grass of the park… → Read More
Golem Girl unpacks queerness, intimacy, and disability
In 1958, the mortality rate of children born with spina bifida was 90 percent. Riva Lehrer tells her story of beating those odds. → Read More
Sex and the suburbs
The swinging lifestyle creates solace and friendship for those seeking sexual freedom. → Read More
'Fête Galante' invites us to celebrate lavishly
An art party of women artists opens at Heaven Gallery. → Read More
The Folded Map Project shows a segregated city
Tonika Johnson’s multimedia project expands with a new film. → Read More
Artists still run Chicago
The Hyde Park Art Center is bringing back the spaces we’ve all missed. → Read More