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Thursday, May 22, 2014

Only Until Sunday for Tim Samuelson's Must-See Exhibition, Mecca Flat Blues, at the Cultural Center

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click images for larger view A tardy reminder that you have only through this Sunday, May 25th, to see Tim Samuelson's great exhibit...

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Friday, February 21, 2014

A Triumphant Exhibition creates Time Machine to a Vanquished Architecture: Tim Samuelson's Mecca Flat Blues, at the Chicago Cultural Center

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click images for larger view (recommended) Friday, February 21, The Chicago Cultural Center, 78 East Washington, will be hosting an op...

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Monday, August 12, 2013

Refinding, Losing - and abusing- Louis Sullivan (Again) - Buildings Burn, Landmarks are Reborn, and an Essential Monograph goes Out-of-Print

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Louis Sullivan - clicks images for larger view It was supposed to be a celebratory year. 2006 was the 150th birthday anniversary of Chi...

Thursday, August 01, 2013

Water Tanks: Urban Menace or Historic Amentiy?

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Yesterday, this 15-foot-tall, 5,000 gallon water tank fell from the top of the landmark 1893 Brewster Apartments Enoch Hill Turnoch at 280...

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