Carrie Secrist, 2002. /Photo: Bob Black/Sun-Times
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April Martin and Ruby T
Roots & Culture
Don’t miss this duo that promises to “revel in the femme-y architectural accessories of blinds, curtains and rugs as sites of intervention, movement and penetration.”
2
Elaine Rubenoff
Randy Alexander Gallery
Rubenoff transforms luscious flora into gorgeous, floor-to-ceiling paintings.
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25 Years
Carrie Secrist Gallery
Celebrate Secrist’s silver anniversary with new works by gallery favorites.
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John Pittman
Regards
Over a decade since his last solo show, Pittman’s paintings-cum-sculpture still delight and beguile.
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Deborah Handler
65Grand
See ceramic sculptures that are not your mom’s flower vases.
