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Following “City by Moonlight,” Nate Otto describes how marks, imagined buildings and decisions change a painting while he works.
Catch up on Scapi’s stories from Chicago and beyond, published from November 1, 2026 to November 8, 2026. Select a headline to read the full story. Sara Rahanjam on making…
Red Spot Rhythm Section’s “Back of the Bar Room (Twilight Acoustic Sessions)” revisits songs from “Twilight” through recordings made with acoustic instruments and a portable eight-track recorder.
Paige Kizer’s debut album, “Unconditional,” brings her songs together with a band, background vocalists and choir arrangements by Gracie Lubisky.
The ticketing provider says the partnership will connect mobile ticket activity with Chicago Symphony’s audience records. A rollout date was not specified.
The November 6 collection draws 15 tracks from Stevens' holiday catalog and adds “On This Christmas (It Only Gets Better).”
“There Are No Gardens on the Internet” lets visitors navigate scenes, collect objects and uncover texts in a browser-based artwork.
CTA lists 13 stop eliminations and one relocation on the #50 Damen route beginning November 16. Here are the replacement boarding locations.
Raman defeated Karen Bass after campaigning on faster housing construction and stronger tenant enforcement. Those commitments now face the work of implementation.
Abigail Engstrand, Alejandro Mazon and Laura Farahzad Mayer open exhibitions at the West Town gallery, with a reception from 5 to 8 p.m.
Virgo II completes the album, with an early-written song about the weight of words at the EP's close.