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A north-side bodega has become a gallery of food-packaging collages 1
by Kate Sierzputowski | Aug 17, 2015
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If you want to see a famous mug, visit the American Toby Jug Museum in Evanston
Stephen M. Mullins has assembled nearly 8,300 vessels from more than 60 years of collecting.
by Kate Sierzputowski | Feb 26, 2018
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At 82 years old, painter Jim Dine shows no signs of slowing down
Richard Gray Gallery opens a new West Town space with new work by the famous artist.
by Kate Sierzputowski | May 10, 2017
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Some of the best entertainment in the city this week is at Potter & Potter’s automata auction
Wind ’em up and watch ’em make magic.
by Kate Sierzputowski | Aug 20, 2019
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Caroline Picard looks back on her apartment galleries Green Lantern and Sector 2337 2
A life lived in art—literally
by Kate Sierzputowski | Feb 7, 2019
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Artist-chemist Michael Koerner uses tintypes to explore his genetic heritage in his solo show, “My DNA”
These chemigrams mimic the chromosomal mutations he inherited from his parents.
by Kate Sierzputowski | Nov 2, 2018
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Is the work in Gwendolyn Zabicki’s new exhibition a painting or a mirror? Only scuffs and scratches will tell.
“Windows, Doors, and Mirrors” explores unseen labor hiding in plain view.
by Kate Sierzputowski | Sep 7, 2018
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Chicago artist Mika Horibuchi paints oil trompe-l’oeil replicas of her grandma’s watercolors
The result is an experiment in looking at the world through someone else’s eyes.
by Kate Sierzputowski | Aug 14, 2018