A/C: Ira Glass, Paul Sierra, Heartland, Ballads of Suburbia
Photo by Tom Fennell
- WBEZ has an exclusive interview with Ira Glass about the news regarding This American Life's TV hiatus.
- Chicago is producing great literature, but have we "entered a period where writers are less likely to be so passionate about American cities"?
- While the new version of Fame at least has serious marketing dollars, real arts schools like the Chicago Academy for the Arts have been having a difficult time.
- Quimby's Bookstore has photos from the Windy City Comic Con.
- Chicago Dance Crash is offering a sneak peek behind the Drawing Board.
- Bad at Sports profiles Gallery 400's current show, which combines total environments with wordplay and experimental film.
- The Smart Museum's newest show, Heartland, opens one week from today. Check out the supporting materials on the website, including this map of artist-run spaces.
- Aleksandar Hemon talks to Deutsche Welle about being a Bosnian living abroad.
- MartinJon sat down for a video interview with Paul Sierra.
- Proximity Magazine's newest issue will be officially released tomorrow, with a party and show at the Co-Prosperity Sphere.
- Veronica Bond reviews Ballads of Suburbia by Stephanie Kuehnert.
- Grand Rapids' ArtPrize is now in full swing, and there are a lot of Chicago artists in the mix, although you have to search for them. Here's a start.
- Local design house MAS Studio's newest issue of MAS Context is out, and the topic is Work.
- Newcity's Chicago Weekly launched a new blog to cover the South Side art scene, among other things.
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