Ink and Outrage at the Driehaus Museum
Arts & Culture

Ink and Outrage at the Driehaus Museum

Silvia Beltrametti, an intellectual property lawyer and School of the Art Institute lecturer, on the Driehaus Museum's exhibition of satirical prints and what they reveal about how outrage has always found its way into art.

Chopsticks

Chopsticks

By Francesco Bianchini  •  Milestone

Celebrating Francesco Bianchini's 100th article — a journey into the mountain village of Cuandixia, outside Beijing.

Young Dancer's Perspective

Young Dancer's Perspective

By Judy Carmack Bross  •  Society

A young dancer from St. Louis uses her talents to share her community's story with Classic Chicago's readers.

All Are Welcome at the Queen's Table

All Are Welcome at the Queen’s Table

By Judy Carmack Bross  •  Society

The Woman's Board of Rush University Medical Center gathers at Artifact Events for its annual Fall Benefit, "The Queen's Table," celebrating modern royalty.

Sounds Good Choir on the River

Sounds Good Choir on the River

By Judy Carmack Bross  •  Society

Music of the Baroque's Dame Jane Glover conducts a citywide singalong from a boat on the Chicago Riverwalk, joined by the Strong Voices youth chorus.

Dr. Ruth Gannon-Cook: The Female Robert Langdon

Dr. Ruth Gannon-Cook: The Female Robert Langdon

By Marcie Harrison  •  Profile

DePaul emerita professor Dr. Ruth Gannon Cook is known to colleagues and friends as the female Robert Langdon — the Da Vinci Code protagonist.

A Photo Trip to Tadoussac

A Photo Trip to Tadoussac

By Marjorie Schwebel  •  Travel

Marjorie Schwebel's photo journey to Tadoussac, Quebec, at the mouth of the Saguenay River.

How Sweet It Is: Fill The Stands Gives Boost to Girls' Sports

How Sweet It Is: Fill The Stands Gives Boost to Girls’ Sports

By David A. F. Sweet  •  Sports & Community

David A. F. Sweet on Fill The Stands, the grassroots effort turning out crowds for girls' high school sports across Chicago.