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Today In Culture, Friday, October 10, 2025: Diane Simpson’s Art Institute Sculptures | Stanley Tigerman Book Launch | Ari Emanuel Closes Frieze Deal

Ari Emanuel, former head of the Endeavor talent agency and brother of former mayor Rahm Emanuel, “has finalized the ...
Newcity

Today In Culture, Thursday, October 9, 2025: Tonika Lewis Johnson Named MacArthur Fellow | Collaboraction’s House of Belonging Opens | Whitney’s New Album

John Adduci’s sculpture “Loop da Loop” has been moved from State and Lake to Kinzie and LaSalle “in preparation for the ...
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Today In Culture, Wednesday, October 8, 2025: DCASE Commissioner Resigns | Doubling The Downtown Population | Notre Dame’s Architecture Gift

Emanuela Tarizzo, the new director of London’s Frieze Masters fair, tells Artnet that she sees a shift in younger buyers that “corresponds to the generational transfer of wealth from the Boomers to ...
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Today In Culture, Tuesday, October 7, 2025: Joe Flamm’s Bar Tutto | Empty Bottle’s Jazz Legacy | Theaster Gates At The Land School

“Lee Enterprises is continuing its pullback from print,” chronicles MediaPost. “Three of its Midwest publications are killing ...
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Today In Culture, Monday, October 6, 2025: Frank Lloyd Wright’s First Biopic | Nick Cave’s First Public Outdoor Sculpture | Kit Kat Club Reopens

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Today In Culture, Friday, October 3, 2025: The Land Of Oz At Driehaus | Kith Chicago Opens | Jeanne Gang’s Whiskey Decanter

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Today In Culture, Thursday, October 2, 2025: Theaster Gates At Gray | Vivian Maier’s Work At Auction | West Town Art Walk This Weekend

Gray will present Theaster Gates’ fourth solo exhibition with the gallery, opening with a public reception on October 16 and ...
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Editor’s Letter: October 2025

Primarily designed by the country’s patron saint of architecture, the late Oscar Niemeyer, Brazil’s national capital is like none other, sprung from thin air at the end of the 1950s, a utopian vision ...