TOP V FROM EXPO CHICAGO 2026

TOP V FROM EXPO CHICAGO 2026

Welcome to this week’s TOP V from EXPO CHICAGO  at Navy Pier. Also, don’t forget to check out this week’s TOP V for a selection of provocative programs around Chicago this weekend. 1. GEARY Booth 412 Work by: Ethan Greenbaum and Sun You   2. Bockley Gallery Booth...
TOP V. WEEKEND PICKS (4/9-4/15)

TOP V. WEEKEND PICKS (4/9-4/15)

1. Ceninye Harris: Configurations of the Mutable Self April 9, 6-9PM Caira Moreira Projects: 2147 S Lumber St 508b   2. Brooke Raven: TAILGATER April 10, 6-9PM crosswalk: 1856 N Richmond St   3. ASMA: Dramatic Dinosaur April 11, 2-5PM Prairie: 2055 W Cermak...
Episode 935: Chicago Critics Roundtable

Episode 935: Chicago Critics Roundtable


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Guests: Annette LePique, Curtis Anthony Bozif, Pia Singh, Gareth Kaye

Recorded with the support of Columbia College Chicago – Colum.edu

What happens when you gather a room full of critics in a moment when criticism itself feels both endangered and newly alive? In this long-awaited return to the Chicago Critics Roundtable, Duncan sits down with a new multi-hyphenate crew of writers, curators, artists, and exhibition-makers to unpack the shifting role of criticism in a fractured “art ecology.”

Episode 934: John Stezaker

Episode 934: John Stezaker

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working with found imagery, particularly Victorian-era topographical prints and film stills, and how his recent shift into landscape collage emerged during lockdown while living on the coast. What begins as a search for calm quickly mutates into something more unstable, even apocalyptic, mirroring broader cultural and political upheavals.

Sub-Rural, #58, Carmon Colangelo

Sub-Rural, #58, Carmon Colangelo

This 2021 quote below from Carmon Colangelo  cites a moment in his 20-year survey opening this month at Bruno David Gallery in St. Louis. The show coincides with the final semester of the artist’s 20 years as Dean of The Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts at...