Kyle Macmillan is a journalist at Chicago Public Media and the Chicago Sun-Times. He specializes in art dealing and covers a range of topics including fine art, digital art, urban art, and street art, highlighting the dynamic intersections of these fields. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his insights into the evolving art landscape.
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Kyle Macmillan's focus is primarily on event coverage related to entertainment news, opera, symphony, art, and cultural events in the local Chicago area. If you have information about upcoming cultural events or insights into the local arts scene within Chicago or Illinois, it could be of interest to Kyle. Additionally, if you represent artists or organizations involved in these areas and want to promote their work locally, reaching out with relevant event details might be effective.
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By: Kyle Macmillan
The Berwyn native, who has made an operatic career all over the world, is resettling in Chicago as the Met-backed “Medea” opens Lyric Opera's fall season.
By: Kyle Macmillan
The 25,000-square-foot Grainger Center for Conservation and Science will bring together the museum’s 40 specialists in a unified working space for the first time.
DIGITAL REVIEW — Erik Satie is certainly a famous composer, but it's a limited kind of fame. The reasons are many.
By: Kyle Macmillan
The two-hour Smashing Pumpkins extravaganza features 57 musicians, at least 40 vocalists and more rock ethos than classical, despite its setting at the Lyric Opera.
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The 11-piece early-instrument ensemble will collaborate with Houston-based Arte Puro to explore the traditional roots of the fiery genre through music and dance. “A Flamenco Christmas” runs across Chicago from Dec. 5–7.
By: Kyle Macmillan
This Chicago Symphony Orchestra program running through Saturday offers an exciting glimpse into what Mäkelä, the group's music director designate, has in store for local audiences.
By: Kyle Macmillan
But in part because of the dominance of the New York art scene and biases about so-called regional art, the group has faced headwinds despite the considerable recognition they have achieved.
By: Kyle MacMillan
Many of the city's dozens of commercial galleries take care to schedule shows during the high-end contemporary art fair to show off their spaces and lure art lovers who are in town for the event. Some highlights include Roger Brown, Youssef Nabil and a “hometown hero.”
By: Kyle MacMillan
Barton's “LubDub” premiere this weekend caps a high-profile season, including a two-week run at the Joyce Theater in New York.
By: Kyle MacMillan
The May 28 sale will be overseen by Potter & Potter Auctions. “There are so many stories that you can mine from Tony's work.”
