More than just chairs: Eames on film
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Husband and wife designers Charles and Ray Eames, best-known for the endless line of cool furnishings they created in the postwar years, are the focus of a recent film featuring actor/rapper Ice Cube. But they films the Eames made themeselves... more
February, 03, 2012
These are strange days for the movies. Sure, Hollywood still pretty much owns the world's box office. But as with other media - books, music, TV - moviegoers want what they want when they want it - cineplex be damned! I love seeing movies in Chicago and think we've got some of the best film venues...
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February, 02, 2012
The city of Chicago's moving ahead with its first official cultural plan in more than 25 years. It's designed to serve as a roadmap for arts and culture planning.The city hasn't done a cultural plan since Harold Washington was mayor.Michelle Boone, commissioner of the Department of Cultural Affairs...
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January, 27, 2012
Worldview delves into the films and actors just nominated for the 2012 Academy Awards. Jerome McDonnell sits down with Worldview Film contributor, Milos Stehlik of Facets Multi-media. Milos talks about the highs, lows and snubs of the Oscars nominations and explains why, in his view, the only film...
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January, 26, 2012
A puzzle of the recently passed Chicago ward map, something you'd probably see at the MCA gift shop, or perhaps made by a particularly inventive craftsman at the Renegade Craft Fair, has been making the rounds on the internet.Andrew Bayley, an architecture student at the Illinois Institute of...
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January, 25, 2012
Husband and wife designers Charles and Ray Eames are best-known for the endless line of cool furnishings they created in the postwar years--or for their California home that has famously caught the eye of actor/rapper Ice Cube recently.But the Eameses were also skilled filmmakers. Some of their...
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January, 25, 2012
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet’s play, Race, dissects racial issues with unabashed frankness and plenty of humor. It’s onstage now at the Goodman Theatre. The setting: two lawyers, one black and one white and their young assistant, an African-American woman, try to navigate the...
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