Washington Park Arts Incubator

The theater is the first phase in a series of new arts venues planned by U. of C. and Theaster Gates.

"Lord Thing" is a look inside the gang during a period where it tried to reform to help the community.

Ode to the City will be hosting a free concert and workshop with soul and hip-hop artist Jamila Woods.

The tour will be lead by Nazafarin Lotfi, an artist-in-residence at the University of Chicago.

The University of Chicago announced plans to add a new $8 million art center on Garfield Boulevard.

Photographer Maurene Cooper and seamstress Suzette Opara celebrate prom in their new exhibit.

The three members of Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians will perform for free.

The Bach Marathon will come to eight South Side venues for free shows on Dec. 3.

The Washington Park Arts Incubator will host a reception for "Mom and Pops" on Friday.

The gallery is searching for new artists-in-residence and proposals for a $7,000 award.

Gates and Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev will talk about contemporary art and past collaborations.

Parneshia Jones will interview the poet for a special event at the Washington Park gallery.

Washington Park residents are asking the university to commit to a benefits agreement before expanding.

The Arts Incubator wants 60 pieces of wood furniture for the pavilion's new home on the South Side.

The University of Chicago spent $18.3 million to buy several sites where the library could locate.