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Friday, March 06, 2026

When a Museum Devours its Own: The Mortal Threat to Adler & Sullivan's Stock Exchange Trading Room

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Eric Allix Rogers photo, courtesy Preservation Chicago Here's the thing. Great art museums are both amazing treasures and amoral empire...

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Of timelessness and kitchen timers (and really bad video): Michael Graves in Chicago

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As you can see from the above video, done in my usual seasick-on-a-listing-ship style, last Saturday, March 24th, Dean of the Notre Dame S...

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