At Weinberg-Newton: Jennifer Nagle Myers, “A City Without Guns,” 2015-ongoing, Found wooden branches in the shape of guns
1 DISARM: Everyday Violence, Every Day (Weinberg-Newton Gallery) The social justice gallery ends its run with an exhibition offering “an explanation of the challenges of structural racism and violence that Chicago still faces today.” Through September 9
2 Actual Fractals, Act I (Sculpture Milwaukee) A new exhibition is a great reason to explore “five miles of one of the world’s largest outdoor art museums.” Opens June 30
3 Ellsworth Kelly: Portrait Drawings (Art Institute of Chicago) Little-known drawings from one of the twentieth-century’s most famous artists. Opens July 1
5 Makes Me Wanna Holla: Art, Death & Imprisonment (Logan Center Exhibitions) “Artist for the People” Practitioner Fellows Dorothy Burge and Michelle Daniel Jones explore stories of “forgotten, ignored, or suppressed stories and people.” Opens July 7
