Installation view, Hannah Levy, Arts Club of Chicago 2021/Photo: Michael Tropea
1 Hannah Levy: Surplus Tension (Arts Club of Chicago) Perilous-looking sculptures use the language of mid-century-modern architecture in this stunning solo exhibition. Through January 29, 2022
2 Amina Ross: Man’s Country (Iceberg Projects) In a solo presentation, Ross creates a three-dimensional animated model of the former Andersonville bathhouse, raising questions about masculinity and belonging. Through November 13
3 Sadie Laska: No Utopia for You! (Soccer Club Club) The New York-based artist presents twenty readymade flags, reconfigured via collage and paint, poised to help us think about a future world. Through November 5
4 Still Life (The Franklin) A satellite partner of the Chicago Architecture Biennial: for this group show, seventeen artists were charged with contemplating their surroundings. Through March 12, 2022
5 Surplus: Sarita Garcia and Bobby T Luck (Roots & Culture) A two-person show that delves into the richness of cultural diversity, using everything from mass media imagery to the iconography of markets. Through November 13
