Sometimes you can find art in the most unusual places. While on vacation in Chicago a couple weeks ago, my husband and decided to stop by the House of Blues for a night cap. We had spent all day out-and-about and we weren’t quite ready to head back to our hotel. Plus, since we have […]
Read more "Purvis Young & Mary Proctor"The Wandering Art Historian has returned! If you haven’t seen any blog posts as of late, know that I spent a bit of time away from the blog, wandering around the Windy City. This was my second visit in less than a year and I can assure you… Chicago is a city FULL of ART! […]
Read more "Enrico David at the MCA"Looking back at our recent visit to The Windy City, I am amazed by all the incredible things we did. One of those things hit me out of the blue and I am so glad it did. We visited the Museum of Contemporary Art and there I was introduced to an artist whose work will […]
Read more "Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago"While visiting the Windy City, we took a boat tour of the Chicago River dedicated to showcasing the city’s rich architectural history. The tours were provided by Chicago’s First Lady and the guides were volunteers from the Chicago Architecture Foundation. This was easily one of the best tours I have ever experienced and since I […]
Read more "Chicago Architecture Foundation"For those of you who follow this blog, you know that I make no attempt at hiding my unbridled nerdiness, especially in the realms of art and art history. I am a proud art history nerd and I don’t care who knows it! You may also know that I have a penchant for public art […]
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