Apparently everything’s happening this weekend. The following list is in no way a complete view, just some of the shows I’m planning to catch; for everything else, check out here and here.
Nicholas Knight @ 65Grand
Photographer Nicholas Knight is show as art some photos taken of photos being taken of art, throwing in enough appreciated recursion to let me write a confusing description. Parse it out at the opening this Friday, January 14th from 7-10PM @ 65Grand, 1369 W Grand Ave.
Heads on Poles @ Western Exhibitions
For their collaborative curatorial joint at Western Exhibitions, artists Paul Nudd and Scott Wolniak invited dozens of artists (myself included!) to create freestanding sculptures themed after the title of this show, Heads on Poles. The preview photos are already making me shrink at how good everyone’s work looks, so come stop by and see the whole crowd this Friday, January 14th from 5-8PM @ Western Exhibitions, 119 N Peoria St, 2A. Also in the second space, new works from Terrance Hannum.
Howard Fonda @ ebersmoore
Abstract painter and portraitist Howard Fonda hangs work for the second time at West Loop’s Ebersmoore Gallery, bringing some new work in for this show, titled I’m here, you’re there. Come and see what Fonda’s been up to this Friday, January 14th from 6-9PM @ Ebersmoore Gallery, 213 N Morgan St, 3C.
Raquel Ladensack @ Aldermen Projects
Photographer Raquel Ladensack is taking the first show at new gallery Aldermen Exhibitions, hopefully exhibiting some of her impressive indoor/outdoor landscapes. Check out the new space at the opening this Saturday, January 15th from 6-9PM @ Alderman Exhibitions, 350 N Ogden Ave, 4E.
Remake @ Eel Space
Speaking of new spaces, Humboldt Park’s Eel Space has skipped down to Pilsen, and opens their new space this weekend with some childhood reflections and revisions from artists Claire Arctander, J. Thomas Pallas, and the endlessly bumming Kayce Bayer and Chris Lin of Good Stuff House. Remake opens on Saturday, January 15th from 6-9PM @ Eel Space, 1906 S Throop St, 2F.
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