This Week in the Culture: DecemCatherine Edelman Gallery is closing One of the Chicago's art world's stalwarts for thirty-three years, Catherine Edelman announced she's closing her physical space at 1637 West Chicago effective January 1, in response to the "unsustainable reality" brought on by the pandemic.According to the gallery, "Gainer is an artist, advocate for artists, the Executive Editor of The Third Rail, on the Board of Directors of Second Shift Studio Space and the Artistic Director of co." "Gainer is a visual artist making work in a…
This Week in the Culture: DecemART Aspect/Ratio Projects Gains Gainer Twin Cities-based artist Cameron Gainer has signed with Aspect/Ratio Projects for representation.“People love and thrive on the nightlife and the… “There is always migration to the suburbs, but we’re very bullish on the urban downtown market,” the developer told the Tribune. This Week in the Culture: DecemDESIGN The Reed rises soon In a rare burst of good-or at least normal-news, plans for The Reed, the condo building in the Southbank along the Chicago River, were unveiled.Editor's Letter: December 2021 We'll say goodbye to 2021 and see you in 2022!.Probably better than most because it shapes our city in ways and on levels that most other places in America are oblivious to. Imperfect Union: Race & Sports, A Chicago Relationship In Chicago, we know race.As the saying goes, “If you build it, the Santas will hustle it.” Here’s hoping Chicago expands to include a longer distance in the future-ASM is ready to coordinate it. This year several other Santa Hustles included a half-marathon option. With cookies and milk on the course and at the finish line (along with candy and, yes, even water), a mascot-like Rudolph on hand for photos and a Santa hat and beard provided for dressing up on race day, the Santa Hustle easily succeeds in the “healthy holiday fun” category but, crucially, it also manages to provide a well-supported starting line, course and basecamp for runners who enjoy race legitimacy with their fun runs.īest of all, the weather (almost) cooperated, with temperatures in the mid-thirties allowing for plenty of warmth while wearing the kitschy-comfy red Santa Hustle sweatshirt. These days, there is no shortage of gimmicky races in the Chicago area, each providing varying degrees of cheesy fun. When I last ran this race two years ago, Chicago was the first and largest of the series, and while Chicago may still boast the largest turnout (with around 5,500 hustling Santas participating this year), the South Portland, Maine race kicked off last month and today’s starting time was shared with around 2,000 Milwaukee Santa Hustlers. Runners eye finish line candy at the Santa Hustle 5K/Photo: Zach Freemanīreakdown: Six years in and the Adrenaline Sports Management (ASM) Santa Hustle 5K is now officially in eight locations across the country.
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