This week we check in with two members of the MdW art fair and assembly brain trust, Nicholas Wylie and Brandon Alvendia and learn a little bit about drifts. This marks a true return to form as we tailgate an art fair and record while feeding hot dogs, Marz beer, and vegetarian chili to all those true lovers of art. Then we spend a few minutes chatting with the brilliant John Engelbercht and Kalmia Strong from Iowa City’s Public Space One and try and get the lowdown on what is going on in Iowa, and figure out why the art world need to know about it.
1. Anna Martine Whitehead: Notes on the Territory – Meditation October 29, 4-7PM Roman Susan: 1224 W Loyola Ave 2. Newtok: Seen and Unseen October 28, 7-10PM salonlb: 1010 W 35th St Work by: Jennifer Cronin and Dusty Patches 3. Ian Miyamura: OCTOBER 31...
1. Diana Solís: Encuentros, Photographs of Chicago Poetry Communities, 1978–1994 October 20, 5-7PM The Poetry Foundation: 61 West Superior St 2. Remnants October 21, 7-11PM Heaven Gallery: 1550 N Milwaukee Ave Work by: Nancy Sayavong and Gabriella Willenz...
1. LIZA JO EILERS: THE CARE AND KEEPING OF YOU October 14, 7-10PM SULK CHICAGO: 525 S Dearborn St 2. JJ McLuckie: Tunnels October 14, 5-9PM Press Here: center for Mad culture: 410 S Michigan Ave 3. JeeYeun Lee: Shore Land (Calumet Park Preview) October...
(Here is part 2 of an interview that first appeared in my August Sub-rural blog with the noted independent critic and curator Susan Snodgrass. She has written for print and online publications, served as a Corresponding Editor of Art in America for twenty years, and...
