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DePaul Art Museum explores Space and Place

DePaul Art Museum explores Space and Place

Rachel Mann September 18, 2016

Starting this month, the DePaul Art Museum, in partnership with the Peabody award-winning documentary series, will present a contemporary visual art show at their “On Space and Place” exhibit. The...

"Thinking of You" by Brian Calvin is a work of pen, ink, acrylic and watercolor on paper from 1994. This is one of the 114 works of art donated by Chuck Thurow to the DePaul Art Museum's permanent collection. (Photo Courtesy of DePaul Art Museum)

Art Collector Chuck Thurow donates 114 works by Chicago artists

Pat Mullane September 1, 2016

While the DePaul Art Museum remains closed for the next two weeks to install its upcoming contemporary art exhibit “On Space and Place,” a different set of artworks have also found their new home at...

Art fans flock to 'The Secret Birds' at DePaul Art Museum

Art fans flock to ‘The Secret Birds’ at DePaul Art Museum

Danielle Harris, Former news editor May 22, 2016

He’s a playwright, a painter and a poet, but in the new exhibit “The Secret Birds” at the DePaul Art Museum, Tony Fitzpatrick displays his talents as a collagist. Produced over the past five years,...

DePaul student sneaks into buildings as urban photographer

DePaul student sneaks into buildings as urban photographer

Joseph Lu May 1, 2016

For freshman Kyler “Ky” Lotte, a digital cinema student at DePaul, it simply started with a hashtag. As he snuck past a security guard in a parking garage near Adams Street, Lotte bolted for the...

DePaul professor balances advertising and freelance cartooning

DePaul professor balances advertising and freelance cartooning

Rachel Hinton April 3, 2016

When asked how he got his start as a cartoonist, Ken Krimstein, a professor in the College of Communication, started with how, when he was little, he loved to draw. His house, always full of art supplies...

DePaul papal photography exhibition celebrates journeys to the Holy Land

DePaul papal photography exhibition celebrates journeys to the Holy Land

Kirsten Onsgard March 28, 2016

A photography exhibition at DePaul opening Tuesday will celebrate the travels of papal journeys to the Holy Land. Titled "Building Bridges of Faith," the exhibition runs at the John T. Richardson...

DePaul student challenges herself to draw 100 portraits in 100 days

DePaul student challenges herself to draw 100 portraits in 100 days

Danielle Harris, Former news editor March 6, 2016

When DePaul junior Bethani Randolph’s mind wandered during class, she wasn’t preoccupied with thoughts of weekend plans or what homework she had due in her next class. Instead, the art, media and...

Is the Lucas Museum a menace or ‘New Hope’ for Chicago?

Is the Lucas Museum a menace or ‘New Hope’ for Chicago?

Jackson Danbeck March 4, 2016

The silver peaks rise over 100 feet in the air and curve like metallic dunes. Inside, art by the likes of Norman Rockwell hang, models of full-size speeders rest in the hanger and hundreds of other forms...

New DePaul Art Museum exhibitions invite connections

New DePaul Art Museum exhibitions invite connections

AJ Karolczak January 29, 2016

Two new exhibits at the DePaul Art Museum allow visitors to think critically about connections. The first of the two exhibits, titled “Nexo / Nexus: Latin American Connections in the Midwest”...

Sign language and touchable art bring Chicago museums to life

Sign language and touchable art bring Chicago museums to life

Aiden Kent December 17, 2015

As a small group gathered at the entrance to Gallery 100 at The Art Institute of Chicago this past Thursday for a signed gallery tour of the “Degas: At the Track, On the Stage” exhibit, the atmosphere...

DePaul art professor’s work explores feminist intersectionality

DePaul art professor’s work explores feminist intersectionality

Sam Schwindt November 15, 2015

A fusion of throbbing color, sliced negative space and pulsating vitality, the paintings by Zoe Nelson breathe freely in space, hanging in the atmosphere of the Cleve Carney Art Gallery at the College...

Museum marks Day of the Dead with outdoor celebration, exhibit

Museum marks Day of the Dead with outdoor celebration, exhibit

Ivana Rihter November 3, 2015

  Altars color the streets in a warm orange glow of candles and marigolds. Calacas on stilts make their way gently through the crowds while the faces of children tilt upwards eagerly in awe...

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