1 The Substitute Words: Poetry, 1957-1972 (Corbett vs. Dempsey) The poetry of eclectic Afrofuturist visionary Sun Ra takes stage in an exhibition that coincides with the release of a 7-inch and four books by the late artist. Through April 24
2 Marcia Hafif: Beginning Again (Ruschman) The works in this solo exhibition, which span the painter’s six-decade career, are exciting experiments in color and material. Through April 24
3 Cecil McDonald Jr.: Cuts and Beats (Hyde Park Art Center) Historical documents are cut, collaged and remixed in photomontages that seek to subvert racist depictions of Black Americans. Through June 12
4 Kareem Davis: A Draftsman’s Dream (Western Exhibitions) Architectural renderings, of buildings both real and from the artist’s imagination, which are elegant and precise in their exactitude. Through April 10
5 SaraNoa Mark: 36° 15’ 43” N 29° 59’ 14” E (Goldfinch Gallery) The 2021 Breakout Artist shows new sculptural work that asks questions about how cultural objects are tasked with recording time and history. Through April 10
