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Gertrude in a garage: A $30 Michigan estate sale find heads to major art auction Thursday (opens the original)
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The “picker” arrived late in July at a Michigan estate sale in search of albums and mid-century furniture. But in a hallway leading to the garage, he stumbled onto something else: a small painting that depicted nine shells. Intrigued, he took a chance on it, paying $30. Please check your inbox for your confirmation. Sorry, there was an error registering your email. It turned out to be a big find, an unlikely discovery of a prime work by Gertrude Abercrombie (1909-1977). The Chicago painter creat
Gertrude in a garage: A $30 Michigan estate sale find heads to major art auction Thursday (opens the original)
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The “picker” arrived late in July at a Michigan estate sale in search of albums and mid-century furniture. But in a hallway leading to the garage, he stumbled onto something else: a small painting that depicted nine shells. Intrigued, he took a chance on it, paying $30. Please check your inbox for your confirmation. Sorry, there was an error registering your email. It turned out to be a big find, an unlikely discovery of a prime work by Gertrude Abercrombie (1909-1977). The Chicago painter creat
Review: Klaus Mäkelä brings forth the innately raw, edgy intensity of Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 4 (opens the original)
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While critical opinion might be mixed on Klaus Mäkelä, who will become the full-fledged artistic director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra next fall, the Chicago audience has completely embraced the 30-year-old Finnish conductor with his fresh-faced flair. That became very clear Thursday evening, when the CSO’s music director designate returned for his first-ever three-week run with the ensemble and received an ardent round of cheers before one note had even sounded. After more than a decade of
The Renaissance Society isn’t shy about artistic risk-taking (opens the original)
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The 111-year-old Renaissance Society can’t claim to be the biggest or best-known organization committed to visual arts in Chicago. But this nonprofit, fiercely independent exhibition space on the University of Chicago campus is arguably the most daring and adventurous. After taking over as director of the Renaissance Society in 1974, Susanne Ghez put its focus solidly on the art of the present and made it her mission to suss out once new, underrecognized talents such as Isa Genzken and Albert Oe
The Renaissance Society isn’t shy about artistic risk-taking (opens the original)
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The 111-year-old Renaissance Society can’t claim to be the biggest or best-known organization committed to visual arts in Chicago. But this nonprofit, fiercely independent exhibition space on the University of Chicago campus is arguably the most daring and adventurous. After taking over as director of the Renaissance Society in 1974, Susanne Ghez put its focus solidly on the art of the present and made it her mission to suss out once new, underrecognized talents such as Isa Genzken and Albert Oe
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