Marc Vitali is a Segment Producer at WTTW/Chicago PBS. He specializes in covering the vibrant world of the arts, including plays and musicals, fine art, urban and street art, as well as the film industry. Marc's insightful work has been featured in various segments, showcasing the diverse themes and creativity within the arts community.
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Marc Vitali's work predominantly focuses on local art, culture, and events in Chicago. His coverage includes event highlights, expert commentary, and profile features related to art and entertainment. To effectively reach out to Marc with relevant content or pitches, consider providing insights or access to local artists' profiles, upcoming cultural events in the Chicago area, reviews of art exhibitions or music performances within the region.
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By: Marc Vitali
(Courtesy of the Mexican Folkloric Dance Company of Chicago)
By: Marc Vitali
A funhouse of art and technology, the WNDR Museum started as a pop-up in 2018 and then became a fixed destination in the West Loop. WTTW News arts correspondent Marc Vitali explored the space.
By: Marc Vitali
Experience360 is the first satellite branch for the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Skokie, which is currently under renovation. The new space in River North, just steps from Marina Towers, opens to the public Tuesday.
By: Marc Vitali
From the semi-obvious to the semi-obscure, a roundup of Chicago-area arts recommendations awaits.
By: Marc Vitali
The fall arts season is getting into gear. Consider a day trip to Plano to see a masterwork of modernity. Get an early taste of Lyric Opera’s season. Upend country music cliches. Visit an immersive exhibit about family and culture. When in doubt, you can always see a play. Your couch will still be there when you get back.
By: Marc Vitali
“Ashland Avenue” runs at the Goodman Theatre through Oct. 12. (Todd Rosenberg)
By: Marc Vitali
Chicago arts are deeply rooted, part of the city’s DNA, and they aren’t as moveable as a football team. Here are this week’s cultural points of interest, taking you from the South Loop to the North Side to Arlington Heights.
By: Marc Vitali
The Art Institute of Chicago is giving the artist her due with a solo show that surveys 75 years of the artist’s work. It is called “Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist and All That It Implies.”
By: Marc Vitali
Summer is nearly gone with the wind. Thankfully, all’s fair in fall with a harvest of arts and culture, so indulge yourself in the abundance that we have in this great city.
By: Marc Vitali
WTTW News arts correspondent Marc Vitali highlights the city’s must-see cultural events.
