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Architectural Legacies Toppled: A Review of Shannon Bool 1:1 at the Museum of...
Bool's hugely nuanced, deeply philosophical works capture the viewer in a net of intrigue and fascination, and her social commentary is by turns amusing and deeply revealing.
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Remixing the Past: A Review of “Refracting Histories” at Museum of...
An exhibition that aims to re-examine historical photography and its implications in modern society. The eight artists examine in critical detail the meanings and expressions of earlier photographers.
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Listening In: A Review of Norman W. Long’s “Calumet in Dub” at Glass Curtain
To experience Long’s exhibition is to absorb the sounds of a space, all at once, as they shapeshift around the room.
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Captured Youth: A Review of Melissa Ann Pinney at Columbia College’s Glass...
Pinney delves into the realities of Chicago Public Schools students' lives with warmth and understanding in this group of twenty-one color images. With this series she has shown them respect and...
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Women Behind the Lens: A Review of “From Her to Eternity”
Courtney Love curates on the street. Just west of Wabash on the corner of Eighth Street, there is a wall of stellar rock star images that includes a special collection made by women photographers over...
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Soft Reset: A Review of “Halycon.exe: The Ride” at Sulk Chicago
Artists now have access to cheap, powerful and readily available microcontrollers, prebuilt code libraries, globally sourced electronic components and powerful software tools. Mark Fingerhut’s...
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All You Need Is Love: A Review of “LOVE: Still Not the Lesser” at MoCP
Museum of Contemporary Photography shows a collection of work from a dozen international artists on the subject of love and in all its many manifestations and forms: Straight love, queer love, family...
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Small Scale—Big Impact: A Review of “The Sixth Annual 12×12 Show” at Elephant...
An entertaining and insightful look into some of the most exciting emerging and established talents. Regardless of artistic preference, viewers are bound to find a work to connect with.
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The Nonconformists: A Review of “The Paglees—Between Reason and Madness” at...
The exhibition investigates the labeling of nonconformist women who step outside imposed gender roles as "Paglees" and the marginalization that immigrant women of color experience.
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