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Listings for Thursday, October 18, through Wednesday, October 25, 2007
Galleries
Addington
704 N. Wells. Julia Katz, paintings, Fri 10/19-Tue 11/27.
Alogon
1049 N. Paulina, 3rd fl. “Other Options,” projects by Josh Greene, Phil Orr and Ryan Thompson, and Forays (aka Geraldine Juarez and Adam Bobbette) concerning alternative funding for charities, creative endeavors, and other worthy causes, Fri 10/19-Sun 11/11.
Andrew Bae
300 W. Superior. Leeah Joo, paintings, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/17.
BauerLatoza
2241 S. Wabash. Reverse Trash Streams, installation by Barbara Hashimoto and Nancy Spillar made from their shredded junk mail, Sat 10/20-Sun 10/28.
Roy Boyd
739 N. Wells. Work by Manfred Muller, Fri 10/19-Tue 11/27.
Aldo Castillo Contemporary
465 E. Illinois #160. “Lake Front Memories,” paintings and photos by Luis Fernardo Uribe, Fri 10/19-Mon 11/19.
Bette Cerf Hill
1821 W. Hubbard #210. Paintings by Bette Cerf Hill and Thomas Masters taking up the theme of “The Secret Garden,” Sat 10/20-Sun 11/18.
Cuentos Foundation
6321 N. Clark. “Recreating Home,” work by Hanah Diab, Sat 10/20-Thu 12/20.
Dominican Univ. O’Connor Gallery
7900 W. Division, River Forest. Work by Mark Holmes, through Thu 10/18
Catherine Edelman
300 W. Superior. “Hazy Lights & Shadows,” photos by Lynn Geesaman, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
40000
119 N. Peoria #2C. “Guns & Ammo,” group show of small-scale sculpture, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/17.
Fraction Workspace
1711 N. Honore, storefront windows. Tellervo Kalleinen and Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen, collaborative video installation, Fri 10/19-Fri 11/16.
Gallery Chicago
760 N. Milwaukee. Charlie Thorne, works on paper, Fri 10/19-Fri 11/16.
Gallery Uno
410 S. Michigan #541. “Aesthetic and Terror,” work by Elise Blue, through Wed 10/31.
Gardenfresh
119 N. Peoria #3D. “Source Material,” group show, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Green Lantern
1511 N. Milwaukee, 2nd fl. Nicholas Kashian, paintings and collages, Fri 10/19-Mon 11/19.
Rhona Hoffman
118 N. Peoria. “Rendered in Black and Rendered,” work by Adam Pendleton, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Hyde Park Art Center
5020 S. Cornell. Starting Sun 10/21: “Impossible Violence: A History of Selves,” group show, through Sun 1/6.
I Space
230 W. Superior, 2nd fl. Mari Marks, encaustic paintings; Don Pilcher, ceramics, Fri 10/19-Sat 12/1.
Illinois Institute of Art
180 N. Wabash. Work recently acquired for the school’s collection, through Thu 11/8.
Mars
1139 W. Fulton Mkt. Annual Halloween exhibit, Fri 10/19-Wed 10/31.
Thomas McCormick
835 W. Washington. “Food and Liquor,” work by Bernard Williams; paintings by Darrell Roberts, Terence Hannum, and other locals, through Sat 1/5.
Monique Meloche
118 N. Peoria. Work by Christopher Patch, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Peter Miller
118 N. Peoria. Work by Jeff Mueller, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Moka
2112 W. Belmont. Work by Craig Paul Nowak, Fri 10/19-Tue 11/27.
Mustache
718 W. 18th. “Dirty Little Whirlwind,” paintings by James Jankowiak, Sat 10/20-Sat 11/3.
Ann Nathan
212 W. Superior. Rose Freymuth-Frasier, female portrait paintings in which “conventional elements of the present assume the exotic and mysterious”; Jim Rose, studio furniture, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/10.
Navta Schulz
1039 W. Lake. “Plywood Chateaux,” paintings, light boxes, and sculpture by James Westwater, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Nicole
230 W. Huron. Work by Barlow, Preston Jackson, and other “artists who teach,” through Sat 11/3.
Ogilvie/Pertl
435 E. Illinois #151. Bill Gingles, paintings, Fri 10/19-Wed 11/14.
Packer Schopf
942 W. Lake. “Migration,” watercolors and paintings by Peggy Macnamara charting various birds’ and butterflies’ seasonal odysseys; Michael Ferris, drawings; Nate Larson, photos made using the Kirlian method that records a subject’s electrical field, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Palette & Chisel
1012 N. Dearborn. Paintings by Dominic Catena, Stuart Fullerton, Stephan Giannini, and Marci Oleszkiewicz, Fri 10/19-Mon 10/29.
Perimeter
210 W. Superior. Bean Finneran, Julie York, ceramics, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/17.
Maya Polsky
215 W. Superior. “Cell Display,” sculpture by Jose Cobo, Fri 10/19-Mon 12/31.
Thomas Robertello
939 W. Randolph. “As Seen on TV,” staged performance photos and videos by Justin Marshall, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Judy Saslow
300 W. Superior. Work by Don Guss, Susan Olmetti, and other Chicago artists, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Starr
435 E. Illinois. “Tribal Voices,” group show presented by the Chicago-based Aboriginal Art Collection; work by artists who have been a part of Australia’s ROAR art movement, running their own exhibition spaces since the mid-90s, Fri 10/19-Sun 11/4.
33 Collective
1029 W. 35th. Work by gallery artists, Fri 10/19-Fri 11/9.
Three Walls
119 N. Peoria #2A. Ann Toebbe, paintings “investigat[ing] church interiors and religious holidays”; “Making Peace,” group show, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Vale Craft
230 W. Superior. “Jewelry Chicago,” group show, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Walsh Gallery
118 N. Peoria, 2nd fl. Miao Xiaochun, large-scale digital photos “based upon water, [which] place the artist’s nude body into masterworks of art history,” Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Linda Warren
1052 W. Fulton Mkt. Work by Zach Taylor, who is described as “a very American artist deeply concerned with the American way”; paintings by John Welter, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art
2320 W. Chicago. “On/Off,” group show of fiber art by six women, Sun 10/21-Sun 12/30.
Zg
300 W. Superior. “Things Fall Apart,” works on paper by Amy Casey, Fri 10/19-Sat 11/24.
Zolla/Lieberman
325 W. Huron. Deborah Butterfield, sculpture, Fri 10/19-Wed 11/28. Museums
Block Museum of Art, Northwestern Univ.
40 Arts Circle Dr., Evanston. “Casting a Shadow,” storyboards, drawings, paintings, and other art production materials used in making Alfred Hitchcock’s films, through Sun 12/9.
Chicago Cultural Center
78 E. Washington. Starting Sat 10/20: Adrift, video installation featuring feathers and a night swim by the collaborative group Luftwerk (aka Sean Gallero and Petra Bachmaier); Judith Brotman, three installations employing “hand-stitched” markings on found materials, through Sun 1/6. . . . Satoru Aoyama, machine-embroidered small-scale portraits, landscapes, and still lifes referring to London, Tokyo, and Chicago—places the artist has lived, through Sun 12/30.
Chicago History Museum
1601 N. Clark. Starting Sat 10/20: “Big Picture: A New View of Painting in Chicago,” work by William Herman Schmedtgen, Leon Golub, and other local artists working in the late 19th century to the current day, through August ’08.
Chinese-American Museum
238 W. 23rd. Starting Sat 10/20: “Great Wall to the Great Lakes,” materials documenting the history of Chinese immigration in Chicago, ongoing. |
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Opens Fri 10/19, 6-8 PM. Tue-Sat 11-6. 312-664-3406
773-324-5520, hydeparkart.org
Music performances, “dark magic” acts, and other entertainment, Fri 10/19, 7-11 PM, $5 admission. “Necromancer” Neil Tobin performs magic and psychic readings, Sat 10/20, 10 PM, $15. Thu noon-7, Fri-Sat noon-6. 312-226-7808