Events
Busan Biennale: The Chicago Chapter continues its year-long series of unfolding events and presentations with a performance from the Busan-based rock band Say Sue Me.
The Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry's FarBar presents ‘LAND, RIVER, AND SEA: THE MOVING LANDSCAPE ‘OF HUNTERS AND GATHERERS” – a screening program and online discussion - conceived by ‘Pollination’ curators Kittima Cheeraprasit and LIR (Mira Asriningtyas & Dito Yuwono), featuring a discussion with filmmakers Tita Salina and Nontawat Numbenchapol; and Zoe Butt (Artistic Director, The Factory Contemporary Arts Centre, Ho Chi Minh City).
The Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry continues the Gray Sound series with a performance by Charmaine Lee.
The Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry invites you to a FarBar program with Johannesburg-based curator Mpho Matsipa.
Past events
In this FarBar program, curator and writer Omar Kholeif presents samples of new writing and thinking around his work in progress, Code-Switchers: The Art of Being Invisible. UChicago faculty W.J.T. Mitchell and Ghenwa Hayek will be discussants.
The Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry continues the Gray Sound series with the premiere of five new sound film shorts by “New Renaissance Artist” Elizabeth A. Baker.
Busan Biennale: Words at an Exhibition《열 장의 이야기와 다섯 편의 시》The Chicago Chapter, First Stanza features artist/musician Kim Gordon and artist Kim Heecheon in a live, public conversation with Busan Biennale 2020 artistic director Jacob Fabricius and curator Stephanie Cristello on the intersections between their sonic and image-based practices.