Chicago artists

Posts about drawing collage written by Tony Fitzpatrick

Chicago's many art galleries offer a chance to see works from emerging and established artists in intimate spaces.

Working in everything from pencil to felt to clay, Chicago artist William J. O’Brien produces exuberant creations of idiosyncratic beauty

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Move over, New York and L.A.: Chicago's art scene has never been more vibrant, with new galleries popping up a

In 1979, the seminal feminist artist unveiled what would become her most influential work – here she tells us the story behind it

This suggested grand tour should give you a taste of the visual variety that’s become a staple of neighborhoods all over the city.

Heaven is for White Men Only by Judy Chicago was created in 1973. It is sprayed acrylic on canvas and is in the New Orleans Museum of Art. She wanted to portray her message in an abstract iconography way. And it was meant to show that white men are the only form that is accepted on this earth.

From graphic nudity and feminist protest to childish pranks, we examine the most controversial art ever made, and the powerful impact they have had on art.