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Gladys Nilsson

by Newcity | September 3, 2025

Art 50 2025: Chicago’s Artists’ Artists

by Charles Venkatesh Young | November 26, 2024

Chicago’s Eccentrics and Masters: A Review of “The Way I See It” at The Drawing Center, New York

by Newcity | September 5, 2023

Art 50 2023: Chicago’s Artists’ Artists

Barbara Rossi standing next to a scarecrow/Photo courtesy of the Roger Brown Study Collection of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

by Mána Taylor | September 1, 2023

Making Images with More Than the Eye Sees: Remembering Barbara Rossi (1940-2023)

by Mána Taylor | November 23, 2022

Stretched Across Time and Frame: A Review of Gladys Nilsson at Garth Greenan Gallery in New York City

by Kerry Cardoza | September 3, 2020

Art 50 2020: Chicago’s Artists’ Artists

by Chris Reeves | November 5, 2018

What Ever Happened To Taking A Chance? A Review of “Hairy Who? 1966–1969” at the Art Institute of Chicago

by Elliot Reichert | August 30, 2018

Art 50 2018: Chicago’s Artists’ Artists

by Chris Miller | April 12, 2017

What the People Really Want A Review of “Milwaukee Collects” at the Milwaukee Art Museum

by Chris Miller | June 21, 2016

See the Rambunctious High Spirits of an Imagist Maestro A Review of Barbara Rossi at the DePaul Art Museum

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