Brian Hieggelke

Bronze angel statue atop a fountain, with autumn trees and a calm pond in the background. The leaves are red, orange, and yellow, creating a colorful fall scene.

by Brian Hieggelke | October 1, 2026

Art Top 5: October 2026

A highway runs past a large DETROIT sign with homes and trees nearby; the Detroit city skyline rises in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

by Brian Hieggelke | September 25, 2026

Art in Michigan: A Guide for Collectors, Curators and the Curious

by Brian Hieggelke | September 2, 2026

Art 50: Chicago’s Visual Vanguard 2026

A stylized, colorful illustration of a person with sunglasses riding a yellow camel in a desert landscape, framed by a border resembling a postage stamp.

by Brian Hieggelke | September 1, 2026

Can’t-Miss Chicago Art Moments: Fall 2026

A digital painting of a nighttime landscape shows a bright crescent moon shining through cloudy skies, illuminating trees and grass in cool blue and green tones.

by Brian Hieggelke | July 6, 2026

Art Top 5: July/August 2026

by Brian Hieggelke | June 1, 2026

Art Top 5: June 2026

Colorful abstract watercolor artwork with whimsical, cartoon-like figures and creatures. Large, soft shapes fill the image, with some faces and animals visible. Text at the bottom reads ART IN CHICAGO and A NECVITY GUIDE.

by Brian Hieggelke | May 13, 2026

Art in Chicago: A Guide for Collectors, Curators and the Curious

by Brian Hieggelke | April 30, 2026

Art Top 5: May 2026

A large indoor art fair with rows of white display booths, various artworks on the walls, and many people walking and viewing exhibits in a spacious, well-lit venue.

by Brian Hieggelke | April 6, 2026

A New Art Party? The Unofficial Guide to Expo Chicago 2026 What to expect at this year's art fair and beyond.

A man with curly dark hair and a beard, wearing a black button-up shirt, stands indoors in a room with brick walls, large windows, a piano, books, and plants. Warm natural light fills the space.

by Brian Hieggelke | April 6, 2026

Water’s Way: A Conversation with Brazilian Conceptual Artist Daniel de Paula About His Expo Chicago Debut The body of work is centered on a group of industrial thousand-liter water tanks filled with water collected from the shoreline of the San Francisco Bay.