A show at the Comfort Station can be viewed only through windows and after dark
Category: Art Critic’s Choice
If a tree falls in the Inland Steel Building . . .
The results of the “Idea Tree” competition appear in a pop-up show
Tiffany Funk’s proliferation treatise
Tiffany Funk’s show, “Packing Heat,” opens 5/27 at ACRE Projects
The crackle and snap of Roy Lichtenstein’s pop
The Art Institute’s enormous ‘Roy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective’ starts 5/22
Two exhibits trace the journey of Dawoud Bey
The Art Institute revisits Dawoud Bey’s ‘Harlem, U.S.A.,’ and the Renaissance Society mounts ‘Picturing People’
Documenting Pizza Huts and cerebral palsy
A preview of Matthew Avignone’s gallery show, “Stranger Than Family”
Amanda Greive and Erik Peterson meet in “The Middle”
Amanda Greive and Erik Peterson exhibit singly and together in “The Middle”
A waste of life
Artists Theaster Gates and Marc Bamuthi Joseph look at environmental and urban violence in Red, Black, and Green: a Blues
The artist engages his alienation
Erik Wenzel explores his alienation in a new show, “Fresh Fat”
Doing the cha-cha in Bamako
DePaul Art Museum’s “Studio Malick” shows work by Malian photog Malick Sidibé
Where to go to see paintings of male nudes and clouds?
Jen Heaslip’s paintings of male nudes and clouds at Bert Green Fine Art
Border town
Yto Barrada’s one-woman show, “Riffs,” at the Renaissance Society
Young June Lew fleshes things out
With “Everyday Saints,” Young June Lew finally puts people in her paintings of clothes
Us and them and us
Colleen Plumb’s “Animals Are Outside Today” explores how humans and animal relate