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Does the female artistic identity enjoy the same priority over the sordid details of a private life? Can a woman mine the depths of her own emotional existence, draw from her own flaws and pain, and still transcend her biography?

Sculpture Objects Functional Art + Design Fair, returned to Navy Pier’s Festival Hall on November 2-4 with exuberant crowds of art enthusiasts and collectors.

Packer Schopf Gallery will present the work of Baltimore artist, Chris Bathgate, in a solo show, New Machined Works, at the Sculpture, Objects & Functional Art Fair

If in real life politics is difficult and unpleasant at best, in art it is if anything more troublesome. Give a young artist license to attempt a piece of political art

This past Fourth of July seemed to mark the beginning of a lingering heat wave across much of the country. While I waited for the sun to set and some

Last Friday night was freezing. Below, actually. But First Friday gallery openings mean that the wine is poured and the hours are extended,

What could have easily turned into a less than stellar year for showcasing visual art — a seemingly superfluous luxury that tends to fall by the

When Peter Bartlow negotiated with artists to mark down several of their $2,000-$10,000 works in his River North gallery by up to 50 percent, some