The work of Emma Stebbins, the first woman to receive a public sculpture commission from New York City, is on view at the Driehaus Museum.

By using notations of rhythmic movement as language, Jesús Hilario-Reyes traces imagined movement across layers of ink ...

Willie Kent was the most reliable bassist in the genre, and he deserves better than to fade into the background.

Gerald Dowd chose Día de los Muertos to bring together more than a dozen musical acts for Day of the Dowd 3—a daylong benefit ...

Two estranged friends and business partners bond over booze and sci-fi in Factory Theater's exploration of science fiction ...

Mathilda Zeller draws on local lore and her own family history in her horror novel, which expands on short story “Kushtuka." ...

Great hyperpop has continued to come out since Pitchfork proclaimed it a bust, including two albums by Chicago-based artist ...

My hate for you is a passion that will run for a million years / My fury is a force that is equal to a billion of your tears,” Corin Tucker sings over the simple, ominous bass line of “Calculated,” ...

In a May interview with the Australian Rolling Stone, Kelly described Memphis LK as the sound of “clubbing in heaven.” On her singles, including last year’s “Skyflower” and May’s “Out My Body,” she ...

Chicagoan Ryan Davis drums in noise-pop project Astrobrite, led by American shoegaze lodestar Scott Cortez. He also has a few bands of his own that employ a similarly deft touch with walls of sound: ...

Dani Robles throws shows and runs a recording studio at DIY space Ericka’s House, leads the band CalicoLoco, and works for Ur Mom Records.

The Moviegoer is the diary of a local film buff, collecting the best of what Chicago’s independent and underground film scene has to offer.