Suburbs: Ugly, Environmentally Problematic – And Home Of Funders For Arts In The City

“As Chicago ponders its evolving cultural plan, it’s worth remembering that its influence does not stop at Howard Street or Austin Avenue or at Jack’s Lounge down on South Halsted Street. Some soothing rhetoric is sorely needed about the crucial unity of Chicagoland, it being impossible for Chicago to thrive without the ‘land,’ especially in the cultural sector.”