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Twenty years ago today, a devastating fire ripped through the Huron–Orleans Building in Chicago. Once a billiard table factory, the structure was home to a large amount of galleries at the time and arguably the center of the River North gallery district. Continue reading »

Chicago seems to have a long list of artists that are important for a couple of decades or so, then sort of all but disappear. Corbett vs. Dempsey is doing a remarkable job of helping the city with its amnesia. Their current show of Robert Donley’s early works is a prime example of the gallery’s dedication Continue reading »