Art Institute of Chicago

"Snowman" has been perched near the top of the Art Institute all summer.

"A Constant Struggle" will feature three Beverly artists offering their insights about race in America.

"Whistler's Mother" is now at the Art Institute.

It's about to get super cold in Chicago. Stay inside with free art. 

A donation will allow 14- to 17-year-old students to get in free for the next 25 years, officials said.

We took a look beyond the Mag Mile. 

They don't look very happy about Game 1, though. 

The much-publicized Ferris Bueller Fest later this month costs $300, more than the stuff in the movie.

Hundreds of people say they'll be looking for famous butts at the Art Institute's "Butt Hunt" on May 12.

Carron Little, who performs as The Queen of Luxuria, will bring her work back to Beverly on April 8.

Though sleeping like Van Gogh would be cool, he didn't do much of that anyway.

The exhibit opening next month will be a first in North America. 

The Downtown museum recreated the scene starring itself from the popular 1980s comedy. 

The office towers from 100-300 S. Michigan Ave. hope to force the street performers elsewhere.

Free days, discounts and plenty of activities are planned for the week starting Oct. 1.