Jennifer Brown's photographs of Chicago show it in various ways. Invoking a rich color palette and deep hues, it's a Chicago we know but not the one we see everyday. It is perhaps the Chicago we think of in our minds or that we feel in our hearts.
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Friday, October 31
Jennifer Brown's photographs of Chicago show it in various ways. Invoking a rich color palette and deep hues, it's a Chicago we know but not the one we see everyday. It is perhaps the Chicago we think of in our minds or that we feel in our hearts.
A Tragic Day in Chicago
	While most people see the weekend after Thanksgiving as a time to begin preparations for the December holiday season, this time of year is a painful reminder to some as the anniversary of one of Chicago's deadliest fires. Ninety-two students...
	
The Social Life of Our Urban Spaces
	"Placemaking" comes to Chicago
	
Don't '&' Me, OK?
	The ampersand gets Wenner thinking about the distinction between race and ethnicity.
	
Photo Essay: Transitions
	Rearview contributers interpret the theme "Transitions."
	
People from the Rearview Archive
	Gapers Block digs into the Rearview archive in search of portraits.