With more than 80 branches, including two large regional libraries and the famous Harold Washington Library Center, the Chicago Public Library provides Chicagoans with a free and open place to gather, learn, connect, and read.

Many journalists began to rethink the nature of their relationship with the community. Chicago Sources is a publication that examines community groups intersecting with the media since 1996.

Artist/producer working in live performance and installation. Provides audio interviews with Chicago-based artists and curators, including Asimina Chremos, C.J. Mitchell, and Nicole Garneau.

Gain the knowledge, information, tools and contacts you need to blow away obstacles to having a successful art career. The course is for anyone whose art career needs a significant boost.

The Metropolitan Museum's illustrated timeline of art history.

The Museum of Contemporary Photography is a stimulating and innovative forum for the creation, collection, and examination of photographically related images, objects, and ideas.

I-Share includes the resources of 71 Illinois libraries belonging to CARLI.

Intuit's Robert A. Roth Study Center is a non-circulating collection with a primary focus in the fields of outsider and contemporary self-taught art. As a public resource that complements Intuit's educational mission, the study center is open to students and scholars interested in pursuing further research of intuitive, self-taught, and outsider art and artists.

The Video Data Bank is one of the leading film and video resources in the country.

WTTW's database for multi-media stories about the arts in Illinois.