Arts & Entertainment

Ed Paschke

WTTW News | April 7, 2010, 7:00 pm

Nearly six years after his death, Chicago artist Ed Paschke is getting more attention than ever, with a major show in New York and two gallery exhibitions in Chicago. We look at some of his work.

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