Immigrant Artists: Living Architecture Breathes New Life into the Histories of Chicago
A multimedia exhibition to highlight the impact of immigrant artists in the Chicago creative scene.
The Conversation: Marshall Brown’s Exit Interview
An urbanist, architect literary ground-breaker and critical-thinking futurist continues the adjustment of his upward trend.
Design Top 5: September 2018
Our Top 5 design-related things to do this September in Chicago.
Design Top 5: August 2018
Plan your August in Chicago with our design-related calendar of the Top 5 best things to do.
Suburban Modernism: Behind the Restoration of Mies’ McCormick House
The open-house of the McCormick House at the Elmhurst Art Museum.
Crate & Barrel’s Cradle: Georg Jensen and the Rise of Danish Modern
How Jensen silver tableware and products for the home helped shape a global identity for Danish design and modern living at-large.
Design Is Everywhere: NeoCon Celebrates Fifty Years
NeoCon, North America’s Largest Commercial Interior Design Exposition, becomes 50!
Design Top 5: July 2018
Your list of Top 5 Things to do this July in Chicago.
How The Chicago Design Museum’s “Great Ideas of Humanity” Reimagines America’s First Sophisticated Image Advertising Campaign
How reimagining a historic advertising campaign helps understand our design future.
A Spirit of Openness: A Q&A with Yesomi Umolu, the 2019 Chicago Architecture Biennial’s New Artistic Director
Between innovation and architectural history, the 2019 Biennial, now in its third edition, has to convey a global story that’s also linked to Chicago and its history.
