Arts & Humanities
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A centuries-old text on military science tells stories beyond tactics and strategy.
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As émigré artist Danh Vo sends Liberty around the globe, Chicago embraces its share.
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10.31.2012
Peter Selz, AM’49, PhD’54, looks back on a life in modern art through the works that most inspired him.
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An Oriental Institute Museum exhibit traces the ubiquity of birds in ancient Egyptian culture to geographical accident, avian behavior, and human fascination.
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10.17.2012
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A look at two recently discovered episodes of Studs Terkel’s television show.
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A UChicago student’s venture into one night of a local reading series.
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As seen around town, part two: the writer returns to her sketchbook.
Hack author Dmitry Samarov illuminates fragmentary visions of Chicago from the window of a taxicab.