Since taking its place as the “crown jewel” of the Goodman Theatre’s holiday season over two decades ago, more than 1.5 million theatergoers have been audience to this beloved production…
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In The Atmosphere
“Art is an evolution of practice and intuition,” explains Winnetka-based artist Patricia Markos Dolan. “I’m constantly growing through my work.” Developing her technique organically over the years, for more than…
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Personal Space
“Defining lifestyle through design—that is our mission, our ethos,” explains Martin Horner, co-founder and principal of Soucie Horner, Ltd., arguably one of Chicago’s most sought-after interior architecture and design firms….
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Inspiring Imagination
Marceau is my name and this is my tale… And so begins the story of the now-beloved children’s book character, and more importantly, the tale of his creator, Joe Brown,…
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The World’s A Stage
“My role as a woman of color is to make sure we are representing artists and voices from all over the world,” says Patricia Barretto, Alexandra C. and John D….
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Style And Substance
“When you look good, you feel good. That energy is sexy, gravitating, and totally captivating,” explains stylist Kristie Jorfald. “I teach my clients how to own that.” Jorfald herself radiates…
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Gifted
Great ideas don’t often arrive wrapped up in a neat little bow—unless you’re Brenna Nichols. When friends began to ask Nichols to wrap their holiday gifts, she realized there might…
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Photographic Memory
From 1940-1944, Polish Jewish photojournalist Henryk Ross (1910-1991) was on assignment, taking official photographs inside the Lodz Ghetto for the Department of Statistics of the Nazi-controlled Jewish Council. Unbeknownst to…
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Shining Bright
“Out of darkness, a beacon.” When Ginny Neuckranz and husband Tom lost their teenage daughter, Erika, to suicide, they made it their mission to turn her suffering and their grief…
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Sculpting Spaces
Hearing Celeste Robbins describe the childhood forts she would construct out of blankets and safety pins, or the time growing up she tried to convince her father to bring the…
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