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Bringing together more than 200 objects produced over the past five centuries, The Clamor of Ornament: Exchange, Power, and Joy from the Fifteenth Century to the Present explores ornament in architecture, art, and design through the lens of drawing.

Alexander and Bonin announced Index, a group exhibition of work by John Ahearn, Carlos Bunga, Michael Buthe, Roman Cochet, Willie Cole, Eugenio Dittborn, Willie Doherty, Emily Jacir, Robert Kinmont, Stefan Kürten, Jorge Macchi, Rita McBride, Ree Morton, and Sylvia Plimack...

Toomey & Co. Auctioneers has often found considerable success selling art and design of historic importance by Chicago artists and makers or those with local ties.

Toomey & Co. Auctioneers will conclude its 2020 auction schedule with two upcoming sales featuring a wide variety of material, including several rare and important items.

The Museum of Modern Art announced details of its Spring Reveal, opening in May 2020, which will feature significant changes to 20 of its collection galleries in the Museum’s newly constructed David Geffen Wing.

Alexander and Bonin announced the opening of 101 Drawings, an exhibition of works on paper by eighteen artists.

Like a massive wedding cake, each layer shows off a new pattern: vines twisting atop oval pods, vines undulating above checkerboards, leaves unfurling and wrapping around the corner.

Magnificent Obsession Morphs Into a Stained-Glass Museum EVANSTON, Ill. — Passageways lined in stained glass snake through a museum in progress on

From the masterworks by Louis Sullivan, known as the "father of skyscrapers," to the ultrathin Spire project by Spain's Santiago Calatrava

Moored like sleek Cigarette boats in a harbor full of luxury yachts, the growing number of New Canaan ‘moderns’ (more than 75 exist today)

Epic and sweeping, a new book from the University of Chicago Press chronicles the work of three artists from that city whose courageous work intertwined

The archive of the late architectural photographer Richard Nickel, who recorded the soaring creations of Chicago architects Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan

In support of "Louis Sullivan's Idea," the Cultural Center's tribute to the legendary Chicago architect (through January 2, 78 E. Washington)

Opposites tend to illuminate each other. Such is the case in two shows now on view at the Chicago Cultural Center — one an elegant riff on the career

There’s much more to this proud riverfront city than the Arch. Architect Eero Saarinen’s gleaming Gateway Arch, the 630-foot-tall monument