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In Chicago, we savor every warm sunny day in September. Last gasps of summer happen all over the globe, of course, but in Chicago each day of warmth and sun is one we soak up and store within ourselves. We’re like Lionni’s Frederick, who uses those rays to soothe his fellow mice during the bleak, [...]
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I’m often in awe of museum art; how or when it was created, how it’s presented. It’s a quiet, passive pleasure.
Delight, joy: at a museum? That’s rare.
Olafur Eliasson is the Danish-Icelandic artist whose installations can be seen and experienced at the Museum of Contemporary Art (220 E. Chicago Ave.) through Sept. 13.
Go. If you have [...]
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A friend who owns restaurants says patrons come back, time after time, for a signature dish. Something no other restaurant makes or prepares in the same way.
I’d widen the reasons for returning to a restaurant: portions, presentation, ingredients, certain servers, a special view.
Two restaurants in my Old Town neighborhood, opened within the past two years, [...]
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