This week’s picks on what to see this weekend. For more listings, check here and here.
La Frontera @ Museum of Contemporary Photography
This weekend the Museum of Contemporary Photography will open what looks like an exhibition of documentary photos from the border and above and hopefully below, featuring work from Michael Hyatt, Andy Kropa, Yoshua Okón, Heriberto Quiroz, Juan Pacheco, Antonio Perez, David Rochkind, Marcela Taboada and David Taylor. The MoCP has a team of great eyes, so it’ll be interesting to see what they brought out for this kind of content. See it today, Thursday, October 7th from 5-7PM @ Museum of Contemporary Photography, 600 S Michigan Ave.
Nancy Rosen @ The Family Room
Design collective Post Family is hanging their first painting show and – fitting with the family theme of the place – the artist is none other than designer Sam Rosen‘s mother, Nancy Rosen. Her show, More is More, opens this Friday, October 8th from 6-11PM @ The Family Room, 1821 W Hubbard St 202.
Art Book Swap @ The Art Institute of Chicago Library
Regency Arts Press and New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) and The Art Institute of Chicago Library put together this great idea for an a one-to-one art book swap, with the books still on the premises at the end of the day going to Illinois prisoner libraries. Great opportunity to refresh your library and update your influences. Check it out this Saturday, October 9th from 12-5PM @ Franke Reading Room, Ryerson & Burnham Libraries, 111 S Michigan Ave.
Quarterly Site #4: Registers @ LVL3
Hey, here’s one I had a hand in! Andrew Blackley, Stephanie Burke, and Steve Ruiz (hey, that’s me!) co-curated this exhibition at LVL3 under the auspices of Twelve Galleries Project, a traveling tiered curatorial project organized by Jamilee Polson. Artists include Burke’s picks Duncan Anderson and Susan Giles, Blackley’s pick Anna Kunz, and my picks Oliver Laric and Nathaniel Robinson. The show looks great, so come say Hello this Saturday, October 9th from 6-10PM @ LVL3, 1452 N Milwaukee Ave, 3.
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