TOP V. WEEKEND PICKS (12/15-12/21)

Searching for Beauty. Searching for loss. Searching to see what one has that’s within reach. Searching always for something that is sharper, a tool that is more keen than the bread it’s intended for.

1. A Transformation of Things

December 17, 2016, 3-5PM
Work by: Diana Guerrero-Maciá and Joe Adamik
Carrie Secrist Gallery: 835 W Washington Blvd, Chicago, IL 60608

2. Touch Me I’m Sick

December 17, 2016, 7-10PM
Work by: John Henley, Lauren Barnes, Lauren Taylor, and Lesley Jackson (Curated by Ben Regozin)
Beautiful: 1801 S Peoria St, Chicago, Illinois 60608

3. Minute Hand Hour Hand

December 17, 2016, 7-10PM
Work by: Oscar Chacon, Kristine Dalbey, Darby Douglas, Jessica Gorse, Lanchao Ji, Teri Jones, Misha Khokhlov, Wushuang Tong, Raelis Vasquez, and Owen Zhong (Curated by: Stephanie Buria-Hellbeck, Hannah Cavuoti, Jesse Filian, Eshovo Momoh, and Taylor Newton)
Ballroom Projects: 3012 S Archer Ave #3, Chicago, IL 60608

4.  Phantom Limb, Chapter 1: The Relic

December 16, 2016, 6-9PM
Work by: El Coyote Cojo (Adela Goldbard, Emilio Rojas, and Matias Armendaris)
Public Access: 3306 W North Ave, Chicago IL 60647

5.  NEAR DEAD

December 16, 2016, 7-9PM
Work by: Michael Wawzenek
The Nightingale Cinema: 1084 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60642

Support, Build, Change

Temporary Art Review Book Launch + Roundtable

December 15, 2016, 7-9PM
With James McAnally and Sarrita Hunn of Temporary Art Review, Dan Gunn of Chicago Artist Writers, Duncan MacKenzie of Bad at Sports, Kate Bowen of ACRE and Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas of INCA Press
ACRE Projects: 1345 W 19th St, Chicago, IL 60608

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The Visualist, www.thevisualist.org, is more than just a list of dates and events on the internet. It's a really long list of dates and events for exhibitions, artist talks, receptions, festivals, panels, performances, readings, fairs, workshops, and curated content all kinds. At its heart the Visualist is really a cursory archive of actions and engagements throughout Chicagoland. In time, this archive will reach back to the Brunswick Building fire of 1989. While creating this image of Chicago's cultural work, the Visualist is also being updated throughout the week to provide as complete and accurate a day-to-day accounting of these activities as is possible.

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