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ART CENTRIC

Abby Pucker’s new Chicago-based initiatives, Gertie and Art in Common, are proof of the time-honored saying—the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Pucker, whose mother is a filmmaker and art collector and whose grandparents include a Boston art gallery owner and a Chicago philanthropist who commissioned a portrait by Andy Warhol, is continuing a

FUNCTIONAL DESIGN BECOMES COLLECTIBLE ART

Childhood friends Loïc Le Gaillard and Julien Lombrail founded Carpenters Workshop Gallery in 2006 when they noticed a gap in the market for art collectors. Realizing the quality of collectors’ furniture did not match that of the art on their walls, the friends decided to create a new category of art/design dubbing it “HAUT ARTISANAT

SKIP PERFECTIONISM

As a clinical psychologist and coach who works with teens, one trend I am seeing in our adolescents is a rise in perfectionism. While some associate perfectionism with having a neat junk drawer (think every pen neatly aligned and paper clips stacked according to size and color), it is actually much broader than that. In

ONE NIGHT – INFORMATION FOR A LIFETIME

Is there any more exciting time in life than finishing up a successful high school career and heading off to college? Prom, graduation, maybe a wonderful family vacation and then it’s time to track down the Twin XL sheets and begin an entirely new academic adventure. For young women participating in sorority recruitment, there can

GALLOPING GOOD DAY

A TONE-SETTER at a Kentucky Derby-themed event doesn’t get better than that of an actual horse greeting guests at the door. Listen for friendly snorts and welcoming neighs to fill the air at Onwentsia Club in Lake Forest on May 6— Kentucky Derby Day, 2023—before the start of this spring’s Women’s Board of Northwestern Medicine

COLLEGE CONTRIBUTION

In Illinois, divorcing parents’ obligations for a child’s financial support typically end after the child turns 18 or graduates from high school, whichever occurs last. However, there are two major exceptions to this rule. First, parents may be ordered to pay child support for a non-minor child who is disabled. Second, parents may be ordered

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