Galleries & Museums This Weekend
Cradle of Filth
5/4-6/22:Galleries
Amanda Ross-Ho presents new paintings as well as a site-specific, wall-bound sculpture. Reception 5/4, 6-8 PM.
Carole Feuerman
Through June 28Galleries
Hyperrealist sculpture and glass work; it's the artist's first Chicago solo show. Reception Thu 3/28, 5-8 PM.
John Hancock Center, 875 N. Michigan, suite 2515
Gold Coast/Mag Mile/Streeterville
312-255-1202Garden Goddesses
5/17-6/29:Galleries
New paintings by Amy Laskin, which depict landscape various Jamaican landscapes. Reception Fri 5/17, 5-8 PM.
Factum 1 and Factum 2
5/11-6/29:Galleries
Barron Storey displays paintings side by side with their source image from his journal. Reception Sat 5/11, 5-8 PM.
Spectator Sports
4/12-7/3.Museums
Pictures on the relationship between athletes and spectators. Reception Thu 4/11, 5 PM.
600 S. Michigan Ave.
South Loop
312-663-5554Michael Kenna
5/10-7/6:Galleries
Kenna presents new photographs of various landscapes from Japan, South Korea, China, France, and Germany. Reception Fri 5/10, 5-7 PM.
All the King's Horses
4/26-7/9.Galleries
Work by Robert Burnier and Chris D. Smith. Reception Fri 4/26, 5-7 PM.
Ghost Paintings
Mondays-Saturdays. Continues through Aug. 10Galleries
Work by postmodernist David Salle.
Amalia Pica
Through Aug. 11Galleries
A multi-media exhibit including sculpture, photography, live performances, and more.
Amalia Pica
4/27-8/11.Museums
Everyday materials turn into questions about language and communication in the first solo U.S. show by Amalia Pica, featuring sculpture, photography, drawings, and performance.
