1 Can you see me? (Weinberg/Newton) SkyART, Weinberg/Newton Gallery and Arts + Public Life collaborate on a group exhibition in three parts, which explore how incarceration affects young people. Through December 17
2 The Vibrating Slab (Art Institute of Chicago) Working in sculpture and photography, Berlin-based artist Josephine Pryde uses technical prowess and clever staging to probe themes ranging from advertising to smartphones. Through January 30, 2023
3 9 Artists, 9 Months, 9 Perspectives (South Side Community Art Center) An intergenerational group exhibition of nine Black women artists takes a collaborative approach to craft, as a reflection of the pandemic. Through December 17
4 Yo Soy Museo (National Museum of Mexican Art) Ever the aesthetic trickster, Alberto Aguilar rethinks both what an exhibition and a museum collection can be in a layered show, all the while paying homage to NMMA’s rich history. Through February 12, 2023
5 Norman W. Long: Calumet in Dub (Glass Curtain Gallery) The Southeast Side native has long created work inspired by his neighborhood; for this solo exhibition, a new installation alchemizes data on ecology and environmental justice into sound. Opens November 10
