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the artist’s longst and projections. The exhibition continues materials, architectural models,paintings, composed landscapesoffound objectsand whose exhibitions take theform ofcarefully New works by London-based artist IanKiaer, Society Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Through Fri,Apr22,2016 Ian Kiaer:endnote, Ledoux Ledoux andFriedrichKiesler. with thework ofarchitect ClaudeNicolas despite being one of the most important despite being oneofthemost important movement, whichhasbeenoverlooked to offer thedefinitive account ofthe Smart Museumand othermajorcollections sculptures, andworks onpaper from the together approximately 60majorpaintings, style inthe1950s. This exhibition brings established thefirst uniqueChicago of artists nicknamedtheMonster Roster Spearheaded by Leon Golub, thegroup Smart MuseumofArt Through Sun,Jun12,2016 in Postwar Chicago Monster Roster: Existentialist Art Presented by theOrientalInstitute Museum. children under12$5. Free. Suggested donation: adults$10, “face” of that profession. judge alongside a person who is the modern manicurist, brewer, writer, astronomer, and origins ofprofessionals like baker, farmer, displays artifacts documentingtheancient to muchofmodernlife. This exhibition the ancientMiddleEast have contributed Explore how cultural achievements of Oriental Institute Museum,Lower Level Through Sun,Apr24, 2016 Ancient Origins Show A Revised ExhibitoftheOriginal Exhibitions. Presented by Neubauer Collegium Free. Our Work: anding engagement anding engagement Modern Jobs — Modern Jobs—

the people who came from all corners of the the peoplewhocame from allcorners ofthe audience halls,andstone relief carvingsof the forests ofcolumns, monumental Persepolis Expedition (1931–1939), record taken during theOrientalInstitute’s empire (550-330 BC).The photographs, at theheightofAchaemenid Persian greatest dynastic centers ofantiquitybuilt photographs oftheruinsone The exhibition presents large-format Oriental Institute Museum Through Sun,Sep11,2016 Persepolis: ImagesofanEmpire Presented by theSmartMuseumof Art. Free. sculpture garden. and travels outwards into theMuseum’s the clerestory, cutsacross thelobby floor, wave ofcolor andtexture that climbsto intersects theSmart’s threshold witha professor andartist Jessica Stockholder In asite-specific installation, UChicago Smart MuseumofArt Through Sat, Jul2,2017 Jessica Stockholder: Rose’s Inclination Presented by theSmartMuseumof Art. Free. and suchmodernmasters asJeanDubuffet. various mediaby theGermanExpressionists Columbian Americas,andworks ofartin traditional artsofAfrica, Oceania, andPre- classical andmedieval sculpture, the artists studied andappreciated. Itincludes ancient andmodern,that Monster Roster together thekindsofworks ofart,both This intimate companion exhibition brings Smart MuseumofArt Through Sun,Jun12,2016 and Influences Monster Roster: Antecedents Presented by theSmartMuseumof Art. Free. of Americanart. Chicago contributions to thedevelopment Between theTIcks of theWatch

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Free. Neubauer Collegium by Presented Exhibitions. Free. Chicago of the University by Presented Library. Fowler Luke Apr 29–Jul 1, 2016 6–8pm Fri, Apr 29, Reception: Culture for Neubauer Collegium and Society in film and photography works New and musician artist Glasgow-based by the questions whose work Fowler, Luke of documentary limits and conventions investigations Fowler’s Continuing form. and cultural thinkers vanguard into a features the exhibition producers, portrait cinematic completed newly School composer York of New Wolff. Christian Between the Ticks of the Watch the Ticks Between 26, 2016 Apr 24–Jun Society Renaissance The be true is to understand we What the dialectic honed by continually Doubt and certainty. skepticism between epistemologicalcan be an essential of avenues identifying new method for doubt also same time, the inquiry; at of possibility the very question calls into a presents show group This knowledge. both doubt as considering for platform and tool of mind and pragmatic a state Beasley, Kevin artists by work features Goutam Ghosh, Downsbrough, Peter Wilson. and Martha Pisano, Falke Shared Past, Shared Future: The Marine The Future: Shared Past, Shared and the University Biological Laboratory of Chicago 2016 Apr 19–Oct 30, Atrium Library Crear UChicago between affiliation recent The (MBL)and the Marine Biological Laboratory

. The Death-Ray and The welding, aerosol sprays, open flame, sprays, aerosol welding, the installation. Special Collections Research Center Center Research Special Collections Library Regenstein Exhibition Gallery, of Chicago Library University the In 2015, Daniel artist book comic acquired draft sketches, outlines, notes, Clowes’ Mister Haven, Ice for and more layouts, Wonderful, of Clowes’ the evolution traces exhibition publication, to conception art from in step a every at look rare a offering process. creative artist’s working Free. of the University by Presented : The Creative Creative : The of the Page Integrity of Daniel Clowes Process 2016 Mar 28–Jun 17, Chicago Library. with Rockefeller Chapel. with Rockefeller Free. in association Caravan by Presented of 4:30pm special edition of Tea & Pipes, Tea 4:30pm special edition of the theme music reflecting featuring caustic chemicals, excessive dust, etc. dust, chemicals, excessive caustic 22, 2016 Apr 1–Apr Fri, Apr 1, 6:30–8:30pm Reception: Exhibition featuring BA Thesis 2016 The Gabi Bernard, Anna Atkeson, by works Choi, Lorenzo Heather Chae, Yeesoo Rachel Fraad, Fish, Maddox Jessee Conte, Anna Alison Titus, Monsur, Jackson, Reshad Angela Cambria Whitcomb, Tropnikova, Zhang. Zhang, and Irene Free. Exhibitions Center Logan by Presented and DoVA. Bridge The 2016 19, Apr 12–May Apr 12, 5:30pm Tue, Opening reception, Chapel Rockefeller traveling Bridge is an East-West The of the work showcasing exhibition and Jewish Persian, Arab, premier 47 of 15 countries, from artists contemporary backgrounds, and Jewish Muslim, Christian, bridges us the theme of what around is held in as what as well each other, to and cultures. creeds across common Liliane Chandler, Paul-Gordon by Curated Abdel Rahman. and Reda Milgrom,

Dear Mondrian series of collages omprised of pages cut from a Pietomprised of pages cut from custom fashion. custom Free. Arts + Public Life. by Presented Runway to Reality to Runway 2016 Mar 25–Jun 10, Opening Reception: Fri, Mar 25, 6–8pm Gallery Arts Incubator photography combines exhibition This and garment design and construction event a coming-of-age explore to rich color, texture, material, through Highlighting and opulence. femininity, on of prom significance the cultural the showthe South Side of Chicago, community visible the robust makes this surrounding and joy celebration Opara Suzette this exhibition, For event. Helen Maurene and photographer and crystallized physically have Cooper of love overlapping their combined and sequence, pageantry, while the acetate shapes challenge hiswhile the acetate planes.rectangular Free. in Center the Logan by Presented music with the Contempo collaboration their April 16 concert. accompany series to Mondrian monograph with colored acetate with colored Mondrian monograph colors acetate the images. The over layered and yellow blue, red, mimic Mondrian’s is c Dear Mondrian 2016 24, Mar 25–Apr Fri, Apr 15, reception: Artist 5:30–7:30pm Logan Café the output reexamines Julie Rafalski Artist and designers of the architects, of artists, dialogues playful and creates era modernist with the visual language of modernism. The empire to honor the Persian king. the Persian honor to empire $10, adults donation: Suggested Free. $5. under 12 children Museum. Institute the Oriental by Presented Between the TIcks of the Watch the of the TIcks Between 8 EXHIBITIONS & VISUAL ARTS | arts.uchicago.edu the Logan Center. Presented by AmericanGlass Guildand Free. Washington, DC. to theLogan Center before traveling to and versatile take onatreasured medium the work ofleadingartists withafresh stained glass, now initsfifth year, brings The premier juriedshow for contemporary Logan Center, GidwitzLobby Fri, Jul8,7–9pm Awards ceremony andreception: Jun 17–Jul 10, 2016 American Glass Now and DoVA. Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions Free. and Morganne Wakefield. Mays, Moreno, Gabriel AnnaShowers-Cruser, Elisabeth Hogeman,Jayson Kellogg, Devin works by JoshuaBackus, BritBarton, T Reception: Fri,May 6,6–8pm May 6–Jun 12,2016 Clowes . Abooksigning for Patience will of thePage : of theSpecialCollections exhibition Integrity about hiswork incelebration oftheopening Comic bookartist DanielClowes willspeak Regenstein Library, Room 122 Tue, Mar29 A Conversation with DanielClowes VISUAL ARTS Dream Rocket Project. Museum incollaboration withThe Presented by theOriental Institute children under12$5. Free. Suggested donation: adults$10, yet to bediscovered by archaeologists. destruction, andaccess hopefor thehistory that hasbeenlost through lootingand respond to thememoryofhistory dimensional art,adultsandK-12 students before itcould ever bewritten. Through two- mankind (aka “history”) hasbeenrippedout damaged, apagefrom thestorybook about When anarchaeological site hasbeen Oriental Institute Museum,Lower Level May 1–Oct30, 2016 Don’t Take MyStuff, Tell My Story Chicago Library. Presented by theUniversity of Free. celebrate ourshared history. institutions draw closer, we highlightand MBL corporation until1942.Today, asthe director andremained president ofthe Lillie, Zoology chair, becamethesecond established biologyat theUniversity. Frank Whitman, thefirst director oftheMBL,also history ofthetwo institutions. CharlesOtis is thelatest chapter inthelong,intertwined he 2016 MFA Thesis Exhibition,featuring AND NOONEFISHINTHEMIDDLE The Creative Process of Daniel

Practice Committee, DoVA. Gray Center for Arts andInquiry;Open Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions;the Free. Center Exhibitions Curator. Disappeared” withYesomi Umolu,Logan collaborative project “Index ofthe and Chitra discuss Ganesh theirongoing New-York basedartists Mariam Ghani Logan Center, Room 901 Thu, Apr14,6pm Yesomi Umolu Mariam GhaniandChitra with Ganesh Presented by theOrientalInstitute Museum. (oi. uchicago.edu/register). Free, registration recommended together to talkabouttheirartexperience. to lookat intheMuseum,thengather participants are invited to selectfive objects look at artslowly. Inthisfree-flow program, world visitlocalmuseumsandgalleriesto One day eachyear, peopleallover the Oriental Institute Museum Sat, Apr9, 10am–12pm Slow ArtDay Chicago Library. Presented by theUniversity of Free. the exhibition. follow, andvisitors willhave timeto tour Journalism, Arts&Media(UCIJAM). DoVA andUChicagoCareers in Presented by OpenPractice Committee, Free. in the 21st Century was published in 2015. His bookSeeingPower: ArtandActivism Journal Award for distinguished writing. Post ArtForum, Third Text, andHuffington numerous publications, suchasFrieze, MIT Press. Hiswritingshave appeared in (2004), withacatalogue publishedby Interventionists: ArtintheSocialSphere large-scale exhibitions, includingThe MoCA, where hecompleted many Previously, hewas Curator at MASS Curator ofCreative Time since 2007. Nato Thompson hasbeentheChief Logan Center, Room 901 Sat, Apr2,6pm Nato Thompson . In2005,hereceived theArt

Society’s exhibition Between theTicks to consider thework intheRenaissance doubt. Inthistalk,heexpands hisargument when itborrows someofart’s intuitive Doubt claimsthat criticismisenhanced Art historian Richard 2008book Shiff’s Social Sciences, Room 122 Thu, Apr28,7pm Richard Schiff and theSmartFamily Foundation. Presented by theDepartmentof ArtHistory Free. artist retrospective exhibition oftheBrazilian of Chicago, iscurrently working ona W. MartinDirector at theArtInstitute James Rondeau, President andEloise Cochrane-Woods ArtCenter, Room 157 Thu, April28,4:30pm James Rondeau Exhibitions. Presented by NeubauerCollegium Free. composer Christian Wolff. cinematic portrait ofNew York School The exhibition features anewly completed and conventions ofdocumentaryform. Fowler, whosework questions thelimits Glasgow-based artist andmusicianLuke New works infilmandphotography by and Society Neubauer Collegium for Culture Fri, April29, 6–8pm Luke Fowler: OpeningReception Presented by theRenaissance Society. Free. Ghosh, Falke Pisano, andMarthaWilson. Kevin Beasley, Peter Downsbrough, Goutam group exhibition featuring work by artists Join usto celebrate theopeningofthis The Renaissance Society Sun, Apr24, 4–7pm Between theTicks oftheWatch reception: Opening Presented by FOTA andtheLogan Center. Free. readings, andlive jazz. it withculinarypresentations, poetry take over thespace for thenight,activating inspiration, whileperformance artists will exhibited willdiscuss theirprocess and enjoy agallerynight.Artists whosework is FOTA invites everyone into thespace to and themes.OnFriday, May 5at 8pm, in Café Logan, inawiderange ofmediums Arts (FOTA) willshowcase student artwork As partofSpringFest 2016, Festival ofthe Café Logan Opening Event: Thu, May 5,8pm May 2–May 15,2016 FOTA SpringFest Exhibition Presented by theRenaissance Society. Free. of theWatch. Hélio Oiticica(2017).

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. Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts Criticism Cultural and Free. Open Practice by Presented DoVA. Committee, The Artist as Artist The Umolu: Yesomi Ethnographer 23, 6pm Mon, May 901 Room Center, Logan Logan and David the Reva at As Curator Umolu the Arts, Yesomi for Center in the Logan exhibitions oversees Specializing in global Gallery. Center art, Umolu has presented contemporary with and public programs exhibitions Nkanga, Mahama, Otobong Ibrahim and Ursula Biemann John Akomfrah, Mirza Mithu Sen, Karen Tavares, Paulo and Minouk Lim, Butler, and Brad among others. Her writing has appeared in numerous catalogues and journals, including Art in America and Measuring Expressions of Power: of Power: Measuring Expressions Imperial for 3D Scanning Applications Assemblages Ceramic Jun 2, 12:15–1pm Thu, Museum, Oriental Institute M.D. Henrietta Herbolsheimer, Gallery Syro-Anatolian Age in Bronze Joshua Cannon, PhD student the use discusses archaeology, Anatolian of the Hittiteof 3D scanning of the pottery of it enables understanding and how empire, in reinforcing as an instrument the pottery king. of the Hittite the power Free. Museum. the Oriental Institute by Presented Roster Monster Tour: Curator Sun, Jun 5, 2pm Smart Museum of Art with exhibition Roster of Monster Tour Jim Dempsey, John Corbett, curators Moss.and Jessica required registration advance Free, (smartmuseum.uchicago.edu). Art. the Smart Museum of by Presented

the discussion. Free, advance registration required required registration advance Free, (smartmuseum.uchicago.edu). Art Museum of the Smart by Presented 400 Shakespeare the yearlong as part of celebration. Exhibition walk-through: of the Watch the Ticks Between 11, 6pm May Wed, Society Renaissance The and Director Executive Øvstebø, Solveig Society, the Renaissance of Chief Curator in featured and artists the work introduces . the Watch of the Ticks Between Free. Society. the Renaissance by Presented Jason Salavon 6pm 17, May Tue, 901 Room Center, Logan of his own processes Using software member Jason faculty design, DoVA masses reconfigures and generates Salavon new present to material of communal His artwork on the familiar. perspectives in museums and gallerieshas been shown included in public and the world; around the Metropolitan like collections, private Museum ofMuseum of Art, the Whitney of Chicago; andArt, and the Art Institute The Art in America, in Artforum, reviewed and WIRED. Times, York New Free. Committee, Open Practice by Presented DoVA. Night & Appreciation Teacher Award Ceremony Award 18, 4–8pm May Wed, Museum Oriental Institute community school administrators, Teachers, invited are artists and teaching educators, talk, a curator reception, an evening enjoy to the to Come and a curriculum showcase. My Don’t Take opening of the special exhibit with teachers . Celebrate Story Tell My Stuff. first the Oriental Institute’s at of excellence ceremony. award teacher required registration Free, (oi.uchicago. edu/register). (oi.uchicago. Museum the Oriental Institute by Presented Overbey Karen 4:30pm 19, May Thu, Rm 157 Art Center, Cochrane-Woods University, Tufts at Professor Associate art in Medieval specializes Overbey Karen Britain, of early Ireland, and architecture in with particular interest and Scandinavia, materiality. portable arts and medieval Free. Art History the Department of by Presented Foundation. and the Smart Family plays. The Smart Museum has a complete Museum Smart The plays. selection of which a prints, of the 167 edition during on view will be

Aerial Imagery Aerial for Ancient Middlefor Eastern Landscapes (CAMEL), to see what to Landscapes (CAMEL), Eastern half a over like looked sites archaeological ago. century Oaks Professor at Harvard University. His University. Harvard at Oaks Professor and on Pre-Columbian focuses research as Art as well American Colonial Latin through Shakespeare Interpreting Print Collection Alderman Boydell’s 6, 1pm Fri, May Smart Museum of Art ofAs part of the 400th anniversary UChicago Professor death, Shakespeare’s scholar David Emeritus and Shakespeare engravings large will analyze Bevington as plays, Shakespeare’s from of scenes eighteenth the late that of ways illustrative important characters interpreted century Alderman by Commissioned and events. depict the engravings in the 1790s, Boydell each of Shakespeare’s for scenes several Thomas Cummins is the Dumbarton Cummins is the Thomas of knowledge systems Pre-Columbian and representation. Free. Art History the Department of by Presented Foundation. and the Smart Family The Materiality of Materiality Cummins: The Thomas Ideas: Making Art, Making Meaning in Worlds and Colonial the Pre-Columbia 5, 4:30pm May Thu, 157 Room Center, Art Cochrane-Woods Free. Museum the Oriental Institute by Presented and CAMEL. and Archaeology 5, 12:15–1pm May Thu, Museum Oriental Institute a bird’s-eye provide photographs Aerial allowing sites, on archaeological perspective plans, road architectural see ancient us to between and the relationship networks, ancient settlements and their environments. back in time with Emily Hammer, Travel of the Center Director Jacques André Jacques 2, 6pm May Mon, 901 Room Center, Logan in and works lives (1969) André Jacques tackles which often practice, His Brussels. of thestatus of the the precariousness and drifting of the falling addresses artist, way. and playful in a subtle consumerism in museums, has been exhibited His work international galleries, and foundations, de Tokyo, including Palais institutions, Galerie CNEAI, Air de Paris, Wien, Kunsthalle NICC, Biennale, Busan Bastide, Catherine and Face, d’en (SIC), Etablissement the Air: from Persepolis Casino Luxembourg. Free. Committee, Open Practice by Presented DoVA. 10 | arts.uchicago.edu cartoonist DanielClowes artistic process of Exhibition highlights overwhelmingly so, to my formative life, and theinstitution, was central, almost of Chicago, boththephysical campus Clowes saidat that time. “The University materials included inSpecialCollections,” and frankly astonished, to have my archival “I couldn’t bemore honored andpleased, in 2015. the University ofChicagoLibrary acquired part oftheDanielClowes Archive, which The material featured intheexhibition is up close. texture andfacial expressions— elements ofhiswork—lettering, visitors to seethedetailed the physicality ofhisart,allowing “Integrity ofthePage” highlights hand withpaper, pencilandink. Clowes works almost entirely by Gosselar, whocurated theshow. to publication,” said Ashley notebooks alltheway through from hisbeginningideasand can seethearc ofClowes’ art, these materials sothat you “The exhibit pieces together Joseph Regenstein Library. 5 to 8p.m. inRoom 122ofthe the exhibition onMarch 29from in celebration oftheopening lecturer increative nonfiction, his work withDanielRaeburn, book, Center. Clowes willsignhisnew Special Collections Research runs through June17at the Clowes” opensMarch 28and Creative Process ofDaniel “Integrity ofthePage: The Mister Wonderful (2011). (2011), graphic novels: The Death-Ray three ofClowes’ award-winning draft layouts andmore for narrative drafts, character sketches, The exhibition features notes, outlines, cartoonist Daniel Clowes. creative process of legendary a rare glimpseinto the Center willoffer visitors Special Collections Research the University of Chicago An upcoming exhibition at By MARY ABOWD , and discuss Patience, anddiscuss Ice Haven (2005)and

Daniel Clowes Archive, University ofChicagoLibrary. Copyright DanielClowes. and alienation inasmallMidwestern Ice Haven , anintricate taleofkidnapping best adapted screenplay. nominated for anAcademy Award for Clowes anddirector Terry Zwigoff, was Ghost World , basedonascriptby friendship. The 2001 filmadaptation of hit aboutthelast summer ofateenage Pussey! andGhost World, hisbreakthrough including Eightball generated several graphic novels, multiple industry awards. and earnedhimalarge following and which ran for 23issues through 2004 seminal comic bookseriesEightball, in Clowes’ first professional work appeared papers to findtheirhome.” be nomore appropriate place for these blocks away from thisvery site. There could the first 18 years ofwhich were spentthree Cracked in1985.In1989, hecreated the Like aVelvet Glove Cast inIron ,

to come. to addto itscomics archive intheyears century comic books.The library plans contains more than2,000 popularmid- C. Dopierala Comic BookCollection, which published inChicago, aswell astheWalter comics, includingmany comics andzines extensive collection ofcontemporary and imagestudies. The library holdsan collection ofmaterials related to word University ofChicagoLibrary’s growing The DanielClowes Archive addsto the anthologies have beentranslated into more Clowes’ comics, graphic novels and expanded hardcover editionin2011. Times Magazineandwas collected inan as aserialized comic for The New York aged romance” Mister Wonderful began publication inbookform. Clowes’ “middle- both appeared inEightballbefore their story ofateenage superhero inthe1970s, town, andThe Death-Ray , theunlikely days ofpublicconversation. renowned cartoonists for three brought together 17world- for ArtsandInquiry. That event Richard andMaryL.Gray Center conference sponsored by the “Comics: Philosophy andPractice” In 2012, Clowes participated inthe 1976 to 1980. University ofChicagoLibrary from worked indevelopment at the His stepmother, HarrietClowes, professor from 1930 to 1969. historiography andaUChicago a scholarofmedieval history and grandfather, JamesLea Cate, was study at thePratt Institute. His before moving to New York to Chicago Laboratory Schools he attended theUniversity of Born andraised inHyde Park, to theUniversity ofChicago. Clowes haslongstanding ties in Chicago2013. the MuseumofContemporary Art California in2012 andtraveled to at theOaklandMuseumof retrospective ofhiswork debuted international exhibitions. Amajor has beenthesubjectofnumerous than 20languages,andhiswork

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Life of Brian (in a double of Life The Bright Side of Death:The Presented by Doc Films and the by Presented feature with Monty Python and thefeature and Shaun Trainspotting, Holy Grail), the Dead. of pass $30 quarterly $5/film, General 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Studies. British for Nicholson Center Aces of British Black ComedyAces Mar 31–Jun 2, showings Thursdays, 9–10pm begin between Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky works cinematic Some of the greatest out of the come have of black comedy of the success The Kingdom. United in somehowfilms in this series is not just with laughter roar making viewers or violence,in moments of tragedy a deeper providing but in doing so, affecting on the issues commentary Highlights include Monty British society. Python’s Tournées Film Festival: Film Festival: Tournées Cinema French Contemporary Mar 31–Jun 2, 7pm Thursdays, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky Foundation In partnership with the FACE of the French Services and Cultural its Doc Films presents Embassy, nine featuring Film Festival, Tournées title films and one classic contemporary King gem, The animated Grimault’s (Paul celebrate films ). The and the Mockingbird of French and diversity the robustness

Late Spring, Early Summer, Spring, Early Summer, Late Los Olvidados. and Los Vámonos con Pancho Villa, Maria Villa, Pancho con Vámonos The Maestro and His Muse: Maestro The ) to 1960’s Late 1960’s Born, But...) to I Was Yasujirō Ozu and Setsuko Hara Ozu and Setsuko Yasujirō Mar 30–Jun 1, Wednesdays, begins 6:45–7pm, showing first begins 9–9:45pm showing second Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky honors Japanese retrospective This oneconsidered Ozu, Yasujirō filmmaker and of all time, directors of the greatest who Hara, Setsuko the extraordinary films, all The year. last away passed drama, of the domestic masterpieces his silent work from career, span Ozu’s ( muse and long-time Ozu’s . Hara, Autumn of the titles, in five stars collaborator, including . Story and Tokyo pass $30 quarterly $5/film, General 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Doc Films. by Presented the 1950s. Through screening these films, these screening Through the 1950s. and light the rapid the series brings to changes in post-revolutionary conflicted a new entered society as the nation Mexican Highlights and transition. period of growth include Candelaria, General $5/film, $30 quarterly pass $30 quarterly $5/film, General 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, for Center Doc Films, the Katz by Presented Latin for and the Center Studies, Mexican American Studies.

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in Mexican Cinema’s Golden Age Cinema’s in Mexican 31, 7pm Mar 29–May Tuesdays, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky some of the most series presents This “Golden cinema’s Mexican significant films of society a glimpse of Mexican offering Age,” and politically in the artistically and culture through the early 1930s decades from active with Frances Bodomo with Frances Afronauts Cinema The of Life: A Taste City and Country Years: Miracle The and Jacqueline Stewart and Jacqueline 6pm Mar 17, Thu, Foundation, Graham Place) Madlener House (4 W Burton with the exhibitionIn conjunction african independence: of architecture Foundationmodernism, the Graham (2014) of afronauts a screening will host between a conversation by followed and Bodomo Frances director and film scholarUChicago professor Stewart. Jacqueline required RSVP Free, eventbrite.com). (afronauts. for Foundation the Graham by Presented in the Fine Arts. Studies Advanced of Abbas Kiarostami 23, 7pm Mar 28–May Mondays, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky most world’s is one of the Abbas Kiarostami First filmmakers. and influential respected as a leader of the Iranian gaining recognition screening banned from and now Wave New he has crafted country, his films in his home style that cinematic a poetic, self-reflexive retrospective This his own. is distinctly of his oeuvre, the classics showcases , debut Experience including his directorial of Taste drama d’Or-winning the Palme Cherry, and the docufiction Ten pass $30 quarterly $5/film, General 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, for Doc Films and the Center by Presented Studies. Middle Eastern FILM Jauja Jauja

14 FILM | arts.uchicago.edu Presented by DocFilms. (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $5/film, $30quarterly pass genre into new andunpredictable directions. like John Waters’ Polyester, pushingthe and meanings. Masterpieces like BlondeVenus simultaneously regressive andprogressive show how this stirring genre canbeopento and misdirected longingandattraction to sexual deviancy, gendernon-conformity, of desire. The filmsinthisseries explore and celebrate thegreat expressive potential melodramas, whichalternately guard against Love affairs are central to American Max Palevsky Cinema, IdaNoyes Hall Sundays, Apr3–Jun5,7pm Shapes) inAmericanMelodrama Presented by DocFilms. (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $5/film, $30quarterly pass Appropriate Behavior. Juno, (500)Days of Summer, and and weird itmay be. Highlightsinclude different facets oflove, however awkward hilarious) touch. The films explore the genre for amore creative (butnoless eschewed thestandard formulas ofthe offbeat andindependentfilmsthat have modern romantic comedies, focusing on This seriespresents someofthebest Max Palevsky Cinema,IdaNoyes Hall second showing begins9–9:45pm Fridays, Apr1–Jun3,7pm, Comedies ofthe21st Century Film Studies Center, andKartemquin Films. Presented by theSmart Museumof Art,the Free. Leon GolubandNancy Spero. discussion aboutMonster Roster artists Hoffman for aspecialdoublescreening and Quinn andUChicagoprofessor Judy filmmaker and Kartemquin founder Gordon anniversary celebration, joindocumentary In conjunction withKartemquin Films’50th Logan Center, Screening Room Fri, Apr1,7pm Nancy Spero (1993) Woman asProtagonist: The Artof (2004) Golub: Late Works are theCatastrophes Double Feature Chicago Center. Presented by DocFilmsandtheFrance (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $5/film, $30quarterly pass story Sciamma’s powerful coming-of-age award-winning screenings ofAbderrahmane Sissako’s and Francophone cinema,starting with Sexagon: Love Triangles (andOther (500) Days ofDoc:Romantic Giant screen alongsideplayful parodies Girlhood. Timbuktu andCeline

General of India,Chicago. Voices Lecture SeriesandtheConsulate Presented by theInternational HouseGlobal Free. of abetter life. anyone wholeaves theirhomeinpursuit conversation-starter that isrelatable to Humnabadkar, thisfilmisaglobal entrepreneurs. Directed by Rucha presents for high-skilledworkers and America’s troubled immigration system film that shinesalightonthedifficulties Here orTo Go?, aSilicon Valley-set feature General ofIndia,Chicagopresent For International HouseandtheConsulate (1414 E59 St) International HouseAssembly Hall Wed, Apr6,6:30–8:30pm For Here orTo Go? FilmScreening Věra Chytilová, andJanNěmec madethe Wave, directors includingJiříMenzel, In aturningpoint for theCzech New Logan Center, Screening Room Fri, Apr29, 6pm Pearls oftheDeepwithIvan Passer the 2016 CMSGraduate Student conference. Presented by theFilm Studies Center and Free. (109 min,DCP) of themeshehasexplored inthepast. ( filmmaker Lisandro Alonso’s previous work departure from New Argentine Cinema the Western, Jauja(2014) isbothastylistic meaning. Notablefor itsengagementwith the past vanishes andthefuture hasno takes himto aplace beyond time, where territory to findhisdaughter, onaquest that Argentine outpost ventures into enemy An engineer(Viggo Mortensen) at aremote Logan Center, Screening Room Fri, Apr15,7pm ) and a continuation La Libertad,Liverpool) andacontinuation Exhibitions. Presented by NeubauerCollegium Free. exhibitions. neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu/ at theNeubauerCollegium. Detailsat conjunction withhissoloexhibition conventions ofdocumentary. Heldin which question thelimitsand a program ofhisshortfilms, musician Luke Fowler introduces Acclaimed artist, filmmaker, and Logan Center, Screening Room Sat, Apr30, 7pm Luke Fowler Films Jauja

and CEERES. Presented by theFilmStudies Center Free. DCP from theCzech National FilmArchive). Sternstein (UChicago). (121min,35mm and (University of Michigan),andMalynne Passer, MilosStehlik (Facets), HerbertEagle first. but notincludedinthefinalcut,screens Boring Afternoon (1964),madefor Pearls author BohumilHrabal. Ivan Passer’s A based onstories by boundary-pushing omnibus filmPearls of theDeep(1966), In collaboration with theCenter for East Max Palevsky Cinema,IdaNoyes Hall Tues, May 10andThurs, May 12,7pm Japan Sings!The JapaneseMusicalFilm and DocFilms. Presented by theRenaissance Society Free. the Watch filmseries. Renaissance Society’s Between theTicks of eclipse everything elseinhislife. Part ofthe traffic. Ashis fascination grows,to itbegins popping wheeliesandweaving through American menwhotear around thecity, as the12O’ClockBoys: young African to jointheurbandirtbike ridersknown boy from Baltimore’s Westside whoyearns This documentaryfollows a13-year-old Pug, Max Palevsky Cinema, IdaNoyes Hall Sat, May 7, 2pm 12 O’ClockBoys Cinema andMediaStudies. Studies Center, andtheDepartmentof Presented by Critical Inquiry, The Film Free. Snow’s be preceded by ascreening ofMichael and installation. The May 20lecture will explores therelationship between film cinema. The second, “Layers ofImages,” That Resists,” isonGillesDeleuze andthe Resists, Even IfItIsNottheOnlyThing for Spring2016. The first, “Art Is What Distinguished Visiting Professorship lectures aspartofhisCriticalInquiry of literature andfilm,delivers two Raymond Bellour, criticandtheorist Logan Center, Screening Room Fri, May 20, 4pm Layers ofImages Fri, May 6,4pm It IsNot theOnlyThing That Resists Lectures: Visiting Professor Raymond Bellour Critical InquiryDistinguished 4pm roundtable discussion with 4pm roundtable discussion with Wavelength (1967) at 2:30pm. Art IsWhat Resists, Even If

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Best of Fire Escape Films Fire of Best Sat, Jun 4, 2pm Jun Sat, Room Screening Center, Logan Films’ best Escape of Fire A screening work in celebration of the organization’s of the organization’s in celebration work 20th anniversary. Free. Alumni Escape Films, Fire by Presented and the Development, and Relations Center. Logan

Parallel I-IV Parallel the politics and aesthetics of imagingthe politics and aesthetics the digital exploring by technologies series raises of videogames. The worlds of verisimilitude status about the questions in computer-generated and simulation and spaces the paradoxical graphics, boundaries of videogame environments, between and the ethical relations (2014, their avatars. and players 43 min, digital video) Free. Center’s the Film Studies by Presented Program. Curatorial Student Graduate and Visions: Voices Woodlawn Documentary Film Screening 28, 1:30–4:30pm May Sat, Room Screening Center, Logan group and Visions Voices Woodlawn The of their Woodlawn a screening presents a video created Documentary, Mural Works explores that local high school students by members, community of artists, the roles on the Woodlawn working and students the 66th and 67th series at mural Works viaducts. Street Free. of Civic the Office by Presented of the Study for Engagement; the Center and CAN TV; and Culture; Politics, Race, Center. the Logan Escape Films: 20th Anniversary Fire and reception panel discussion Fri, Jun 3, 4–6pm Center, 4–5pm / Logan discussion: Panel 801 Room Logan 5–6pm / Café Reception: Escape Films has been Fire 20 years, For students for being a resource to dedicated for a panel in making films. Join us interested two celebrating and reception discussion Escape. decades of Fire Free. Escape Films, and Fire by Presented Alumni Relations and Development, and and Development, Alumni Relations Alumni as part of Center the Logan ARTSCAPE. Weekend: and Doc Films. action cartoon uses masks, animation, uses cartoon action scenes dramatic and drawings, subtitles, an of life psychic the investigate to Growing eleven-year-old. androgynous neighborhood with class up in a working the roommate, and gay her single mother of living loneliness the confronts protagonist in a culture masculine and feminine between defining gender difference. with obsessed Between Society’s of the Renaissance Part film series. the Watch of the Ticks Free. Society the Renaissance by Presented Fri, May 27, 7pm 27, Fri, May Room Screening Center, Logan , Harun video series Parallel four-part The his untimelywork before final Farocki’s on his work continues in 2014, death

with Tom Vick Call of Blood with Tom The Between the Ticks of the Watch Ticks the Between Shorts Program 14, 2pm May Sat, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky image works moving artist These the affects uncertainty how explore personal, the political, and the social. (prologue) marxism today Phil Collins’ teachers of former the fortunes follows Communist in of Marxism-Leninism a Lifetime Role of The Germany; East the considers Deimantas Narkevičius by and of the artist ethical responsibilities of objectivity; and inthe impossibility a July portrays Miranda Amateurist The on the brink of technologically- woman madness. driven Free. Society the Renaissance by Presented and Doc Films. Flat Is Beautiful Flat 21, 5pm May Sat, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky live- experimental Sadie Benning’s Artist 97 min, 35mm) 97 Free. Center’s the Film Studies by Presented and Program Curatorial Student Graduate (CEAS). Asian Studies East for the Center Asian Studies, Doc Films brings two Films brings Doc Studies, Asian Society’s the Japan from musicals Japanese to Chicago. York in New film series spring in presented both screenings, two The age of the the golden span from 35mm, teen idols andstarring film” “popular song 60s (Umetsugu 50s and from TV stars more) to Man Stormy The 1957 Inoue’s (Tetsuya mashups genre contemporary ). Matsuko 2006 Memories of Nakashima’s Free. Doc Films and the by Presented Center for East Asian Studies. East for Center Thu, May 19, 7pm 19, May Thu, Room Screening Center, Logan from his brother keep tries to A yakuza in business in the family involved becoming Call of The screened rarely Seijun Suzuki’s the genre- film demonstrates Blood. The and use of jarringbending tendencies define to come would juxtapositions that Vick, Tom by Introduction style. Suzuki’s Freerat the Smithsonian’s of film curator and Sackler galleries. (1964, Japan, 16 ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN | arts.uchicago.edu & DESIGN ARCHITECTURE Exhibitions. Presented by NeubauerCollegium Free. and FriedrichKiesler. the workofarchitectClaudeNicolasLedoux the artist’slongstandingengagementwith and projections.Theexhibitioncontinues materials, architecturalmodels,paintings, composed landscapesoffoundobjectsand whose exhibitions taketheformofcarefully New works by London-based artist IanKiaer, Society Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Through Fri,Apr22,2016 Ian Kiaer:endnote, Ledoux Presented by Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. (312.994.4000, flwright.org). Members $30, non-members$35 and balconies. home, includingaccess to private spaces explore Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie style where attendees willhave thechance to and refreshments at theiconic Robie House, withfriendsforGather anevening ofmusic (5757 SWoodlawn Ave) Frederick C.Robie House Fridays, April1–29, 5–8pm April After Hours Presented by Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. (312.994.4000, flwright.org). Members $170, non-members$185 After Hoursevent at Robie House. concluding theday withthepopular mansion andGlessner Housebefore finest homes. Visit theSamuelM.Nickerson architecture inChicagoby touring thecity’s Celebrate theevolution ofresidential (5757 SWoodlawn Ave) Frederick C.Robie House Fri, Apr1,1–8pm Avenue to thePrairie Style Wright intheRegion: From Prairie

Presented by Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. legoarchitects). adults free (flwright.org/programs/ General $5perchild,accompanying their LEGOcreation to take home. Participants willhave theoptionto purchase problem andcreate anoriginalbuilding. that usesLEGOblocksto solve adesign discovery-filled, hands-ondesign workshop Visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie Housefor a (5757 SWoodlawn Ave) Frederick C.Robie House Sat, Apr16andSat, Jun18,10am–12pm LEGO© Architects: DesignandBuild After SchoolMatters. Presented by Life Arts+Public and Free. artists’ creative accomplishments. welcome to attend andcelebrate teen session. Allcommunity membersare display theirwork from thespring show andreception, participantswill and socialconditions. At thisculminating in improving theircommunities’ physical initiative that encourages teens to invest based mentorship andskillsbuilding Apprenticeship Program isadesign- Life’sArts +Public Design Arts Incubator Thu, May 12,6–8pm Spring Show Design Apprenticeship Program:

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I Am a Rocket Scientist, a sci-fi musical by Jack Lawrence Mayer, AB’10, and David Milton Brent, AB’09. ARTSCAPE JUNE PREVIEW 2–5 Alumni Weekend: Artscape celebrates the University of Chicago’s creative life with an immersive weekend of interactive arts events, performances, exhibitions, and family programming. Plan your weekend with our preview of public milestone anniversary events and performances by Chicago Men’s A Capella, Fire Escape Films, Off-Off Campus, and the University Symphony Orchestra (page 23), and go behind the scenes with an interview with Barbara Schubert, USO conductor of 40 years (below). An interview with Barbara Schubert: four decades

holding the baton arts.uchicago.edu | 19 This year marks Barbara Schubert’s 40th anniversary conducting the University Symphony Orchestra. Initially arriving at the University of Chicago as a graduate student, Schubert—now Senior Lecturer in Music, Director of the Performance Program, and Conductor of the University Symphony Orchestra and the New Music Ensemble— ended up taking the reigns of the USO. Not only did she expand the orchestra’s size, scope, repertoire, and reputation, but she also developed a robust performance program for the Department of Music. In celebration of Schubert’s momentous achievements over four decades, Brook Rosini, Assistant Director of Arts Communications, sat down with Schubert to discuss her career trajectory, her vision for the USO’s future, and advice she has for conductors just starting out. 20 | arts.uchicago.edu than itwas 40years ago! question that theUSOisawholelotbetter Symphony usedto be—andthere’s no Chamber Orchestra isbiggerthanthe 18 different ensembles. At thispointour our Performance Program to encompass young age, andover timeI’ve developed started conducting theUSOat apretty none was very large orvery strong. I a chorus,andCollegium Musicum,and At thetime, UChicagohadanorchestra, realized that my heartwas inconducting. graduate study inmusichistory, butquickly I cameto theUniversity ofChicagofor under your leadership? How hastheUSOchanged reactions uponoccasion. a novelty—although Istill getsurprised woman orchestral conductor isnolonger today ismuchbetter. The notionofa many specialchallenges.Butthesituation men. That was abitofshock,andposed was usually theonlywoman among25+ When Istarted goingto workshops, I I was encouraged to develop my skills. had anatural aptitudefor conducting and conductors! Ihadnorole models,butI me there were nowomen orchestral a women’s college, andnobodytold as achoral conductor. Iwent to Smith, I gotmy first opportunitiesin college, you become aconductor? instrumentalist. How did You started outasan musicians andaudience. emotion embodiedtherein—to the of theextraordinary beautyandpowerful into thisgreat artform—plus aglimpse experience for students, andoffer insight repertoire, provide ameaningfullearning campus life: to present adventurous to thrive andbeanimportantpartof I hopetheUniversity Symphony continues the next 40years? vision for theUSOfor forward, what isyour And asyou look richest memoryrightnow. orchestra didagreat job—sothat’s my complicated anddifficult score. The Strauss’ the most recent. We just performed me themost vividperformance isalways There are somany, it’s hard to choose!For that stand out? there particularperformances Symphony Orchestra, are the University ofChicago anniversary conducting As you celebrate your 40th Till Eulenspiegel,amarvelously

USO unique? What makes the real time, sowe onlygetonechance! interdependent—and themusicproceeds in the absolute maximum.We’re completely to beat hisabsolute best, concentrating at cooperative endeavor, too. Everybody has Playing inanorchestra istheultimate the stage. Itisextraordinarily exciting! palpable humanenergy emanating from the very actofmakingmusic,you feel a In alive performance, withpeoplein very highlevel. they’ll be ableto continue playing at a come to UChicagoisthat they know One reason many musicians chooseto serious musicaltraining, andthey love it. doing aPhDinsomefield. They’ve all had students, medstudents, andgrad students undergraduates from alldisciplines,law lawyers, andotherprofessionals. We have result—while alsostudying to bedoctors, music andstrive to achieve ahighlypolished of theUSOparticipate becausethey love musicians isvery special.The members who are notnecessarily pre-professional The fact that itismadeupofpeople art forms? differentiates itfrom other music performance that What’s uniqueabouta

on themusicinrehearsals . players may notalways befocused entirely instrumental duos.Ihave to admitthat the flutist, a few violinpairs,and various other married atrumpetplayer, abassoonist and who marriedacellist, aviolinist who good violinists. There was abass player wonderful couple, andbothincredibly Concertmaster gotmarried.They’re a my Concertmaster andAssistant The most recent onewas when There have beenquite afew, actually. than at the beginning. Actually nothing than at thebeginning. Actually nothing the piece by theendofrehearsal cycle greater understanding andappreciation for music that we’re doing. Iwant themto have each ofthemto enter into every piece of As we’re rehearsing andperforming, Iwant members oftheorchestra? what doyou want for the When you conduct, well astheirtechnical skill)into it. hard, andthey puttheirheartsandsouls(as players are very excited: they work very both academicandpersonal.Butallofthe it’s awonderful balance to otherpursuits, they want to dowiththeirlives; for others, event. For many it’s at theheartofwhat getting married. getting married. met intheUSOendedup number ofpeoplewho I heard arumorthat a naturally to you. understanding repertoire doesn’tcome a broader personoverall, withthegoalof looking to othermodels,andbecoming that by expanding your emotionalrange, can findwithin yourself, thenenhancing ending challengeoftappinginto what you to bringbothto life. There’s thenever- and aconductor hasto beversatile enough very different from aMahler symphony, intense to conduct aStrauss waltz. Itis I was ultra-serious at thetime, maybe too white wineandfrivolity.” Anditwas true. that what Ineededinmy life was “a little rather mediocre jobwithJohannStrauss, teachers told me, whenIwas doinga I remember oneofmy first conducting distracted players? a conductor, asidefrom challenges you face as What are thegreatest USO, eachperformance isavery special players offer. Ithink for everybody inthe but alsotheinsightsandpersonality contributions from study andrehearsals moment. Becausethenit’s notonlymy own The performance—the great culminating biggest payoff? And what isthe

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Excerpted and condensed from an interview from and condensed Excerpted 8, 2016. Schubert on February with Barbara What advice would you would advice What orstudents your offer just conductors other out? starting grabneeds to conductor a young In general, the make opportunity and hold of every to get a job difficult very it. It’s out of most I alsolucky—but been and I’ve conducting, opportunity. every embraced one can achieve that I’ll also emphasize no matter results, meaningful artistic a It’s conducting. you’re ensemble what an and sometimes there’s field, competitive is conductor as a worth your to assumption of the orchestra’s the size to related directly possible all. It’s not true at budget. But that’s on the musical effect a profound have to bring both joy and to of a community, life the musicians and insight to and artistic circumstance. any in almost audience, you this is what that be convinced Finally, can’t imagine you and that do, to truly want single- that It takes else. doing anything the that Remember minded conviction. as people as many music to bring point is to lifelong will bring you what That’s possible. and satisfaction. inspiration understand different aspects of the music, of the aspects different understand But impressions. I different away and take of the beauty by moved each will be hope of and conviction the power the music, and playing. the orchestra’s Are there big differences there Are from now feel you in how started? when you me if I’m nervousSometimes people ask I have Actually, performance. a before a performance, nights after sleepless more I didn’t what it, thinking of when I’m reliving to, as I wanted as convincingly do quite A time. next better do I could and what with of mine said that mentor conducting you’re years 20 the first orchestra, any 20 you them and the second learning from very that’s I think teach. something to have now confident more I feel Certainly true. the bar that but I also feel ago, than years aware I’m much more is so much higher. and can be, good a performance of how own and my focused, be more to so I have I Of course better. be far to has conducting But standards. own my up to measure rarely me going. keeps what that’s

To put it simply, I want to be able to touch be able to to I want put it simply, To A concert way. person in a positive every weeks In a few is so diverse. audience Symphony Brahms’ perform going to we’re be some people in may there 3. Now, No. of recordings 40 who have the audience backward the piece and know Third Brahms’ also be others may there Yet and forward. of impression only a vague who have heard never and some who have Brahms, will all. Each of those listeners at Brahms What do you hope for do you What the audience? thrills me more than when someone who someone than when me more thrills theytells me later first at a piece like didn’t become to all of the musicians it! I want love more become to as I strive versatile, more myself. versatile members will the USO that My hope is in music, involvement a lifelong develop Chicago— time at their beyond extending and/ listener, a performer, whether as in discover they what That or supporter. joy, bring them great to music will continue insight, artistic and emotional satisfaction, their lives. throughout Celebrate some of your favorite Rockefeller Chapel arts organizations’ milestone anniversaries at public events and performances by Rockefeller Chapel, Kartemquin Films, Off- Off Campus, Fire Escape Films, Chicago Men’s A Capella, and the University Symphony Orchestra during Alumni Weekend: Artscape. foot tower Off-Off Campus

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Fire Escape Knows the words Films to UChicago’s Alma Mater ARTSCAPE RELATED EVENTS To learn more about public performances, or to discover events exclusively for UChicago alumni, visit alumniweekend.uchicago.edu for more information and to register. Off-Off Campus University Symphony Best of Fire Off-Off Campus: Orchestra: A Tribute to Escape Films 30th Anniversary Barbara Schubert Sat, Jun 4, 2pm Showcase Fri, Jun 3, 8pm and Logan Center, Sat, Jun 4, 7pm Sat, Jun 4, 4pm Screening Room Ida Noyes, Cloister Club Mandel Hall Free. Free. Free; donations requested. Presented by Fire Escape Films, Presented by Off-Off Campus and Presented by the Department Alumni Relations and Development, Alumni Relations and Development. of Music, UChicago Arts, and and the Logan Center. Alumni Relations and Development. Vaughan Williams Chicago Classics Mass in G Fire Escape Films: on the Bells Sun, Jun 5, 11am 20th Anniversary panel Sat, Jun 4, 2pm Rockefeller Chapel discussion and reception Rockefeller Chapel Free. Fri, Jun 3, 4–6pm Free. Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Panel discussion: 4–5pm / Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Logan Center, Room 801 Chicago Men’s A Capella Reception: 5–6pm / arts.uchica go.edu | 23 Café Logan Presents: Quod Erat Free. Demonstrandum X Presented by Fire Escape Films, Sat, Jun 4, 7pm Alumni Relations and Development, Augustana Lutheran and the Logan Center. Church 2016 Robert M. Kirschner (5500 S Woodlawn Ave) Memorial Lecture feat. General $10, $5 with UCID. Presented by Chicago Men’s A Gordon Quinn Cappella and Alumni Relations Thu, Jun 2, 5pm and Development. University of Chicago Campus Free. Presented by Kartemquin Films and the Pozen Family Center for Chicago Men’s Human Rights. A Capella 24 LITERATURE | arts.uchicago.edu LITERATURE and ImageScience: Iconology, Visual and HisEmpire of Truth; Network Aesthetics; The Callingof History: SirJadunath Sarkar University ofChicagoPress: OtherThings; their recent bookreleases from the Four editors ofCriticalInquiry willdiscuss (5751 SWoodlawn) Seminary Co-op Bookstore Tue, Mar29, 6pm and W.J.T. Mitchell Dipesh Chakrabarty, Patrick Jagoda Critical InquiryPresents: BillBrown, Creative Writing andPoetics. Bookstores andUniversity of Chicago Presented by theSeminaryCo-op (Alison Bechdel) contingency ofanyone beingbornat all.” and love “about the sheer, mysterious moving account ofintimacy, endurance, Vessels isanunflinching,enormously before finally, joyfully, becoming parents. a seriesofunsuccessful pregnancies clashed andclungto eachotherthrough is thestory ofhow heandhiswife Bekah New Yorker essay, Vessels: ALove Story Based onDanielRaeburn’s acclaimed (5751 SWoodlawn) Seminary Co-op Bookstore Mon, Mar28,6pm Vessels: ALove Story –withVu Tran Reading by DanielRaeburn:

Poet and critic BarrySchwabsky (5751 SWoodlawn) Seminary Co-op Bookstore Sun, Apr3,4pm with Solveig Øvstebø Guest: ArtintheUnfinishedPresent – Barry Schwabsky onThe Perpetual Presented by The LionandtheSlam. Free. your words! is supportthrough artandcreativity—bring in your most recent Soscclass. The purpose fourth grade to narrating thenotes you took from reading thepoemsyou wrote inthe crowd. Any typeofperformance isallowed, is welcome to come andperform to the will host aslampoetryevent where anyone Every otherweek The Lion andtheSlam Café Logan Apr 28,May 12,andMay 26 Thursdays, biweekly Mar31,Apr14, Seminary Co-op Bookstores. Race, Politics andCulture; andthe Urban Network; Center for theStudy of Voices Author NightsSeries;theUChicago Presented by theInternational HouseGlobal Free. for adiscussion ofthebook. joined by authorandjournalist RickPerlstein segregation ontheSouthSide. Shewillbe issue facing hernative citytoday: contemporary snapshotofafundamental reporter Natalie Moore provides a Born andbred ChicagoanandWBEZ (1414 E59 St) International HouseAssembly Hall Thu, Mar31,6–7:30pm Moore andRickPerlstein: Author Night and AmericanSegregation withNatalie The SouthSide:APortrait ofChicago Bookstores andCriticalInquiry. Presented by theSeminary Co-op Free. Culture, andMediaAesthetics. The LionandtheSlam

Creative Capital for 2004–2005,andaWarhol Foundation/ Poetry, aGettyDistinguished ScholarGrant Foundation for Contemporary ArtsGrant for of twelve booksandtherecipient ofa2012 Tan Linreads from hiswork. Heistheauthor Logan Center, Terrace SeminarRoom Wed, Apr6,6pm Reading by Poet Tan Lin Bookstores andtheRenaissance Society. Presented by theSeminary Co-op Free. of theRenaissance). distant (Manet,Matisse, andtheportraitists near (Jeff Wall, CindySherman)andmore Simpson—but theirforebears aswell, both Thomas Hirschhorn,AiWeiwei, andLorna most significantnewer faces—among them, decades, Schwabsky attends notonlyto its past. Surveying theartworld ofrecent ongoing life andchangingfortunes ofits of art’s present must alsoaccount for the demonstrates that any robust understanding English and American Studies and Ethnicity English andAmerican Studies andEthnicity Viet Thanh Nguyen, associate professor of Rosenwald 405 Wed, Apr13,6pm Reading by FictionWriter Viet Nguyen Series andtheProgram inPoetry &Poetics. Presented by thePoem Present Reading Free. Jersey City University. currently teaches creative writing at New of Cooking, andPlagiarism/Outsource . He Vocabularies andObituary2004,The Joy Ed., InsomniaandtheAunt, 7Controlled including Tan Linistheauthoroftwelve books, Logan Center, Terrace SeminarRoom Thu, Apr7, 1pm Lecture by Poet Tan Lin Series andtheProgram inPoetry &Poetics. Presented by thePoem Present Reading Free. Heath Course Pak, Bib. Rev. Arts Writing Grant. Fred Moten LITERATURE | arts.uchicago.edu 25

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26 MUSIC | arts.uchicago.edu MUSIC performances by Devon Borowski, Zachary cookies eachThursday asyou listen to Start your weekend early!Enjoy tea and Fulton Recital Hall Thursdays, Mar 31through Jun2,4:30pm Tea Time Concert Series Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Free. through theendofMay. listen. Halfanhourofdelightevery Tuesday to stretch outonyour backonapew to organ, acup oftea, andtheopportunity The seductive pipesoftheRockefeller Rockefeller Chapel Tuesdays, Mar29–May 31, 4:30pm Tea &Pipes by WDCB. Park JazzSocietywithadditionalsupport Presented by theLogan Center andHyde Free. Jarrard Harrisonsax. Christian Dillinghamonbass, and with MiguelDeLaCerna onpiano, of thismonth’s showcase ofChicagojazz Drummer CharlesHeath performs aspart Café Logan Tue, Mar15,7:30–10pm Charles Heath Quartet Logan Center Third Tuesday: Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Requested donation $5,free withUCID. it upthosesteps. when you getto thecabinto say you made on Buzzfeed. Andyou canbuyat-shirt check outhisviral HotlineBlingonthebells with University carillonneurJoey Brink, Chapel). Ifyou haven’t already caughtup 12pm and5pm,are broadcast into the (for thecarillonrecitals, whichbeginat Climb the271 steps at 11:30amand4:30pm Rockefeller Chapel and 4:30pm Weekdays Mondays–Fridays, 11:30am The Bells

generation andwinnerof theprestigious One oftheleading recorder players ofher Logan Center, Performance Hall Fri, Apr1,7:30pm recorder Chicago Debut:Dorothee Oberlinger, Presented by theDepartment of Music. Free. music.uchicago.edu for details. Tea andcookies served at 4:15pm.Visit and DanielSchlosberg &Wesley Dunnagan. Showcase, Jazz Combo, EmilyAnnGranger, Music Showcase, PianoShowcase, Vocal South AsianMusicEnsemble, Chamber Manning, UCPercussion Ensemble, Presented by theDepartmentof Music. Free. Jack Hughes,andJoungbumLee. Pierson, Kate Pierce Pukinskis, Gradone, graduate student composers: Marcelle premiere five new works by UChicago Contemporary Vocal Ensemblewill Female vocal quartet Quince Bond Chapel Sat, Apr2,7pm Graduate Composers Concert by international concert organist Wolfgang April 7withclassics of J.S. Bachpresented Chapel’s lusciousBaroque organ, starting on A new series oflunchtimerecitals onBond Bond Chapel 12:10pm May 5,May 19 Thursdays, biweekly Apr7, Apr21, Baroque at Bond Presented by theDepartmentof Music. Free. and community musicians. provides guidance for UChicagostudents and otherClassical Era composers. Tung favored by Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, on theclassic fortepiano, theinstrument (Stereophile) andfor hisinterpretations of history, combined withskillandheart” Leslie Tung hasbeenpraised for his“sense Fulton Recital Hall Sun, Apr3,4pm Fortepiano Workshop: Leslie Tung the GerrishOrgan Performance Series. Presented by Rockefeller Chapelaspartof General $10, students free. composer Maurice Duruflé. own teacher, famed French organist and Charles Tournemire; J.S. Bach;andSpillman’s and musicofCésar Franck; JéhanAlain; Kerr’s African Americancomposer Thomas Herndon Spillmanplays rarely heard Rockefeller Chapel Sun, Apr3,4pm Herndon Spillman,concert organist Presented by UChicagoPresents. (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $35, students $5 lecture withRobertKendrick. by Vivaldi, Corelli, andothers.6:30pm from Venice’s goldenage, includingworks Diapason d’Or-winning program ofmusic of theYear, Dorothee Oberlingerbringsher Echo Klassik Prize for Best Instrumentalist Anguished AmericanEaster 1968;

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: The History of History a cappella: The Land of Three Faiths: Voices of Voices Faiths: Three of Land Bells for Dr. King Dr. for Bells 13, 12pm Apr Wed, Chapel Rockefeller first of the historic anniversary On the 60th at speak to King, Jr. Martin Luther visit of Dr. University 1956), Chapel (April 13, Rockefeller African Brink plays Joey carillonneur civil and music of the American spirituals on the bells.rights era Free. Chapel. Rockefeller by Presented Chicago Hemmert and Soul with Terri Rock 4pm Sun, Apr 17, Hall Performance Center, Logan of Chicago a cappella nine singers The popular the 20th century’s of the path trace and Elvis, to Jordan Louis music, from Early country, gospel, and R&B. Motown, rockabilly into and blues songs evolve folk, stretching sings music and soul as the group the to Cline and Muddy Waters Patsy from Curated Stones. and the Rolling Supremes who Hemmert, Terri Radio Hall of Famer by and guide for narrator as on-stage serves lesson. musical history this fascinating $5 with UCID $12–38, General 773.281.7820). (chicagoacappella.org, Chicago a cappella and the by Presented Center. Logan Tuesday: Third Center Logan Chris Greene Quartet Chris Greene 7:30–10pm 19, Apr Tue, Logan Café and his quartet Chris Greene Saxophonist showcase as part of this month’s perform of Chicago jazz with Damian Espinosa on and Steve Piane on basses, Marc piano, on drums and percussion. Corley Free. and Hyde Center the Logan by Presented support Jazz Society with additional Park WDCB. by Crutchfield Will Apr 21, 4:30pmThu, Fri, Apr 22, 3:30pm Hall / Performance Center, Logan Hall Recital Fulton acclaimed internationally Crutchfield, Will and music scholar, coach, vocal conductor, on Thursday class master will lead a vocal Crutchfield On Friday, Center. in the Logan The From Backwards “Working will present Series the Music Colloquium Beginning” at follow. to Hall. Reception in Fulton Free. Music. the Department of by Presented Ensemble Rose The Apr 21, 7:30pm Thu, Chapel Rockefeller choir in the the “best at crowned Twice Ensemble in Spain, the Rose festival world” presents and Christians, Jews, Ancient Mediterranean and classical, folk, secular, Muslims. Sacred,

773.702.ARTS). 773.702.ARTS). UChicago Presents. by Presented (tickets.uchicago.edu, (tickets.uchicago.edu, Contempo-Jazz Double Bill Contempo-Jazz 7:30pm Apr 16, Sat, Hall Performance Center, Logan annual dynamic always-anticipated, The this time with returns, duo event Dear exhibition, an accompanying intermedia Mondrian. Contemporary and Marek Kapuscinski Jaroslaw artists a set by followed perform, Choloniewski Auguscik Grazyna with jazz innovator and collaborators. $5 $25, students General Sérgio, Odair, and Clarice Assad and Clarice Odair, Sérgio, 3pm Sun, Apr 17, Mandel Hall and Sérgio brothers, Brazilian-born The set the benchmark forOdair Assad, a new creating by all other guitarists and ingenuity, of innovation, standard joined by are they Here, expression. a sought-after Clarice, daughter, Sérgio’s The and vocalist. pianist, composer, Classic the 2015/16 conclude Assads Series with music inspiredConcert with their homeland. 2pm lecture by Zbikowski. Lawrence $5 students $35, General 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, UChicago Presents. by Presented

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The Hebrides The Juan de Lienas: Vespers from Juan de Lienas: Vespers Lehman Steve 8pm Apr 9, Sat, Hall Recital Fulton Steve saxophonist/composer Renowned Professor and UChicago Assistant Lehman a series Cheung perform of Music Anthony for compositions and of improvisations incorporating and keyboards, saxophone multiple tuning systems. Free. Music. the Department of by Presented Free. Symphony Chicago Youth by Presented Orchestra. de la Encarnación Convento 8pm Apr 9, Sat, Chapel Rockefeller co-director artistic Consort Newberry the recreates Ellen Hargis and soprano rich with psalms, service sunset evening as it mightantiphons, and responsories, City sometime been sung in Mexico have an directs Hargis in the early 17th century. and13 vocalists ensemble of all-female instrumentalists. the door $5 at students $35–45, General (newberryconsort.org). in Consort the Newberry by Presented Chapel. partnership with Rockefeller artistic CYSO’s Encore Chamber Orchestra Encore CYSO’s 3pm Apr 9, Sat, Hall Performance Center, Logan Allen Tinkham, Music Director by Led Orchestra’s Symphony Chicago Youth will perform Chamber Orchestra Encore 3 and Felix no. Symphony Johannes Brahms’ Mendelssohn’s (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS) 773.702.ARTS) (tickets.uchicago.edu, UChicago Presents. by Presented Rübsam. Recitals take place biweekly, biweekly, place take Recitals Rübsam. on Baroque the German music of featuring 5 and May theme on Hunt a Scav April 21, Wikman Thomas Chicago organist famed 19.spring series on May closing the Free. Chapel at Rockefeller by Presented Quartet Artemis Chicago Debut: Fri, Apr 8, 7:30pm Mandel Hall bring Germany from quartet peerless The Chicago native member, with new performs of their “fullness With Anthea Kreston and unparalleled structure sound, delineated ) Allgemeine Zeitung (Frankfurter drama” Wolf, including a program will perform they 6:30pm lecture and Beethoven. Janáček, with Abigail Fine. $5 students $35, General Bond Chapel. Zulal 28 MUSIC | arts.uchicago.edu Reception to follow. Detailsat Symphony ontheMandelHallstage. to perform asasoloist withtheUniversity who have yet to auditionfor thechance the 2016 UChicagoConcerto Competition, This uniqueconcert willfeature winners of Mandel Hall Sat, Apr23,8pm Concerto Showcase Shostakovich’s G Major,thefirst ofthe“Haydn Quartets,” The program includes Mozart’s Quartet in Residence at The University ofChicago. as theDonMichaelRandelEnsemble-in- The Pacifica Quartet gives itsfinal concert Logan Center, Performance Hall Sun, Apr24, 3pm Pacifica Quartet Presented by theDepartmentof Music. general $10, students $5. Free; donations requested at thedoor: music.uchicago.edu. Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. (tickets.uchicago.edu). General $25,students free styles, andancienttraditions. balance ofedgyimprovisation, exotic vocal rich history ofthethree faiths, achieving a European, thisprogram issteeped inthe ideas that blurthelinesbetween Arabic and and featuring instruments andmusical Presented by theDepartment of Music. Free. Matthew Oliphant,(horn)perform. Acierto, (clarinet) BenMelsky, (harp) and William Coble, andSimonFink.Alejandro Sebastian Huydts, Alex Berezowsky, McManus, Francisco Castillo, AprilMok, Wolek, AlisonOgdenYoung, Andrew Pieter Snapper, Gustavo Leone, Krysztof Chong, EunYoung Lee, Tim Edwards, Matt Malsky, Ilya Levinson, Jong Yeoul program includesworks by: MarkVolker, and SeniorLecturer inMusic.The tribute Director oftheComputer MusicStudio composer, soundartist, andUChicago reception inhonorofHoward Sandroff, The evening’s celebration beginswitha Fulton Recital Hall Mon, Apr25,5pm,reception 4pm Howard Sandroff Tribute University Symphony Orchestra: , and Quartet No. 11,and

A string quartet spends the majority of its A string quartet spendsthemajority ofits Fulton Recital Hall Thu, Apr28,7pm Spektral Quartet: AVery OpenRehearsal Schools MusicDepartment. Presented by theUniversity of ChicagoLab Free. sound projection. and spatial effects as well astraditional MIDI data and traditional soundwaves, Featuring electronic andacoustic sounds, to notonlyhear, butalsoseethework. interactive event that enablestheaudience Production andComposition class inan compositions ofU-High’s DigitalMusic DigiMUSE 2016 showcases theoriginal Under thedirection ofFrancisco Dean, Logan Center, Performance Penthouse Wed, Apr27, 7:30pm DigiMUSE 2016 Presented by UChicagoPresents. (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $30, students $5 post-concert reception for ticket holders. 131. 2pmlecture withPatrick Fitzgibbon and Beethoven’s Presented by theSmart Museumof Art. (smartmuseum.uchicago.edu). registration required Free, butspace islimited; advance and MarsWilliams (saxophones). (turntables, CDs,microphones, mixer), (acoustic andelectricbass), Lou Mallozzi Tim Barnes(percussion), NickMacri back. Ken Vandermark (saxophone), see theway forward, you needto look illustrate that sometimes, inorder to and improvised elementsinways that sonic concerns, incorporating composed deals withawiderange ofaesthetic and legendary Frankie Knuckles.The concert musical ideas—thevinyl collection ofthe by theStony Island ArtsBank’s library of artists oftheMonster Roster andinspired composed to celebrate theartand New musicfrom Ken Vandermark, (6760 SStony IslandAve) Stony IslandArtsBank Wed, Apr27, 6pm Ken Vandermark Quartet inC-sharp Minor,

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Presented by theDepartmentof Music. Free. need to bring. Your curiosityandlove ofmusicisallyou critiques, andquestions oftheaudience. comes to life through thesuggestions, experience inwhichanew, unread piece the partofattendees for thisinteractive Quartet! Nomusicaltraining isrequired on open to thepublic.NotsowithSpektral this often-secretive process isinfrequently time intherehearsal room, notonstage, and qualities without loss ofrhythmic vigor, his “command, projection ofrhapsodic jazz performer. The New York Times praised concerto soloist, chambermusician,and America, andisequallyactive asarecitalist, wide acclaim throughout Europe andNorth Princeton University) hasperformed to Geoffrey Burleson(Hunter College and Fulton Recital Hall Sat, Apr30, 4pm Piano Master Class: Geoffrey Burleson Presented by UChicagoPresents. (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $35, students $5 Chicago, at Café Logan. Talk, inpartnershipwiththeJazzInstitute of Stage at theLogan performance withTwin feet timeandagain.6pmChicago audiences young andoldsoaringto their deliver their specialbrand ofjazzthat has Logan musicseries.Together, theseartists infusions exclusively for theJazzat the Islands traditions withotherCaribbean a fresh, innovative sound,mixingUSVirgin Dion Parson, thisseven-piece bandfeatures Led by GRAMMYAward-winning drummer Logan Center, Performance Hall Fri, Apr29, 7:30pm the 21st Century Band Chicago Debut:DionParson and UChicago Presents. Jazz Institute of Chicago, and Presented by theLogan Center, the Free. city hasto offer. food alongwithsomeofthebest jazzthe Talk. Enjoy beer, wine, afullcoffee bar, and pre-show concert featuring thetrioTwin The JazzInstitute ofChicagopresents afree Café Logan Fri, Apr29, 6pm Chicago Stage at theLogan: Twin Talk Schools MusicDepartment. Presented by theUniversity of ChicagoLab Free. School Concert Bands. School’s 7thgrade, 8thgrade, andHigh in avariety ofstyles from theLaboratory Palooza presents theseasonfinaleofmusic Cathy Janovjak, andRyan Hudec,Band-a- Under thedirection ofFrancisco Dean, Logan Center, Performance Hall Thu, Apr28,7:30pm Band-a-Palooza 2016

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Hyde Park Youth Symphony: Symphony: Youth Park Hyde Spring Concert 13, 7:30pm Fri, May Hall Performance Center, Logan Park arts partner Hyde Community year its 61st celebrates Symphony Youth high-quality music-making of providing South Side youth. Chicago’s for experiences Free. Symphony, Youth Park Hyde by Presented Music and thethe Department of Center. Logan I Music Today Tomorrow’s Contempo: 13, 7:30pm Fri, May Memorial Chapel Rockefeller music by I features Today Music Tomorrow’s composers:young finest some of today’s in candidates of Chicago doctoral University Jack Hughes, Joungbum Lee,composition Pukinskis. and Katherine Gradone, Pierce Free. Asian East for the Center by Presented VI National a Title with support from Studies the United from Grant Center Resource Education. Department of States of BodyMaryJean Allen: Principles Technique Mapping and Alexander 2pm 7, May Sat, Hall Recital Fulton singers will workshop, In this interactive of Bodyapply the fundamentals to Technique Mapping and Alexander movement, improve tension, reduce and enhance expressiveness. expressiveness. and enhance Free. Music. of the Department by Presented South Asian Music Ensemble: Spring Concert 7:30pm 7, May Sat, Penthouse Performance Center, Logan itsJoin the South Asian Music Ensemble for performances featuring annual Spring event, and Indian dance and folk of classical the across from traditions instrumental follow. to Reception Indian subcontinent. Free. Music and the Department of by Presented on Southern Asian Studies. the Committee Early Music Ensemble: Spring Concert 7:30pm 10, May Tue, Bond Chapel Early Music Ensemble performanceThe the music from instrumental will feature periods. and Baroque Renaissance, Medieval, follow. to Reception Free. Music. the Department of by Presented on their circulation in regions and spaces in regions on their circulation nation-states. to or marginal peripheral brought to bear on these categories and the and categories on these bear to brought within media circulate these ways different with borders, cultural and across

University New Music Ensemble: New University (The Full Moon Rose Over Us), which went which Us), Over Moon Rose Full (The children’s a Canadian sung by viral when Syrian refugees. to welcome choir Free. Chapel. Rockefeller by Presented Irish Composers 6, 7–9pm Fri, May Hall House Assembly International St) E 59 (1414 three-concert Music’s Contemporary Access with a series concludes Global Connections of generations three of music by program by including a work living Irish composers, second-ever ACM’s Jane O’Leary, commission. Alive Composer $8 students online, $15 the door, $20 at and seniors. House Global the International by Presented Arts Series and Access Performing Voices with the Music in conjunction Contemporary in Dublin. Music Center Contemporary Zulal 6, 7:30pm Fri, May Hall Performance Center, Logan ensemble provides enchanting vocal The ofrich and beautiful interpretations melodiesancient Armenian village folk lyricism sophisticated while introducing and energy. $5 students $35, General 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, UChicago Presents. by Presented Asia Project: Media and East Music of Sound The 6–7 May Fri–Sat, 6, 5pm May Film screening: 122 Room Library, John Regenstein 1:30–5pm 7, May discussion: Panel 122 Room Library, John Regenstein 7pm 7, May Performance: Hall House Assemby International Graduate Student Showcase Student Graduate 1, 3pm Sun, May Hall Recital Fulton première world features program This quartet string new of a brand performances the Spektral for written Kuehn Mikel by plus works Ensemble-in-Residence, Quartet, composers student graduate UChicago by and Phil Page, Timothy Gradone, Pierce follow. to Reception Taylor. Free. Music. of the Department by Presented Global Connections: ACM St) E 59 (1414 performance an innovative Experience with world-renowned and discussions by musicians Jin Hi Kim and Min Xiao-Fen, with new experimenting for known Asian East traditional towards approaches This and musical genres. instruments on a workshop also features program on discussion facilitate sound and music to methodological approaches the different

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Tsukasa Taiko Taiko Tsukasa 1, 3–4:30pm Sun, May Hall House Assembly International St) E 59 (1414 the opening celebrates Taiko Tsukasa American Asian Pacific of 2016’s traditionalHeritage Month. Experience of Japanese art as a cultural concepts artistic for appreciation instill to legacy, these concepts utilize and to excellence, the taiko and evolving in expanding with special art form drum) (Japanese Fujima Ryu of Chicago from guests dance). classical (Japanese Free. House the International by Presented Arts Series Performing Global Voices Taiko. and Tsukasa Children Singing for Peace Singing for Children 1, 11am Sun, May Chapel Rockefeller jointly presented morning service A Sunday directed Choir, Children’s the Rockefeller by and the Islamic Foundation’s Foley, Kaitlin by by directed nasheed choir, children’s speak that songs featuring Helmy, Amro a happier world. hopes for children’s to al-Badru Including the song Tala’ string quartet) paired with music of Victoria, paired quartet) string With Sandström. Bach, and Sven-David J.S. as the Evangelist, Foley Kaitlin soprano the Decani, and the Quartet, the Avalon Reception Chapel Choir. Rockefeller follow. to free students $20, General (tickets.uchicago.edu). Chapel. Rockefeller by Presented Quire & Place: Kallembach Passion Kallembach & Place: Quire 7:30pm Apr 30, Sat, Chapel Rockefeller director the CD launch of choral Celebrating groundbreaking James Kallembach’s Rockefeller by commissioned Passion, concert & Place this Quire Chapel in 2014, (the work the Kallembach features of Dante, with interpolations story Passion and voices for and Blake, Shakespeare, and community musicians.and community Free. Music. of the Department by Presented and appropriate sense of spontaneity and spontaneity sense of and appropriate leads a piano Burleson colors.” fetching students UChicago for class master 30 MUSIC | arts.uchicago.edu soloist andaconcert ofcontemporary program willfeature aprofessional guest The University Wind Ensemble’s spring Logan Center, Performance Hall Sun, May 15,4pm University Wind Ensemble Presented by theDepartment of Music. Free. and JohannSebastian Bach. Schumann, IsaacAlbéniz,Franz Liszt, perform aselectionofworks by Robert Chris Dunlap, Ph.D. student inhistory, will Fulton Recital Hall Sun, May 15,3pm Piano Recital: ChrisDunlap Presented by theDepartmentof Music. Free. Competition. Detailsat music.uchicago.edu. audition for thebiennialUChicagoConcerto from theoutstanding musicianswhowill concert may includeasoloist chosen the Baroque andclassical periods.The string orchestra literature andmusicfrom The University ChamberOrchestra performs Logan Center, Performance Hall Sat, May 14,8pm University ChamberOrchestra Logan Center. Institute for theHumanities;and Wait HarrisMemorialFund; theFranke The Center for International Studies Norman American Music;The Departmentof Music; and Parker HallEndowment for Jazzand of Race, Politics, andCulture; The Julie Chicago Center; The Center for theStudy Presented by The Bridge;The France Free. and reception. followed by aroundtable discussion Risser (piano), andMike Reed (drums), voice), Fred Lonberg-Holm (cello), Eve A performance by Sylvaine Hélary(flute, Logan Center, Performance Penthouse Sat, May 14,7:30pm and Roundtable Discussion BRIDGE #5:JazzPerformance Presented by theDepartmentof Music. Free. pianists andcommunity musicians. Kang leadsamaster class for UChicago and flawless dexterity” (RuchMuzyczny). audiences withherimmaculate technique Kang (Loyola University), “…impresse[s] the Internationally acclaimed pianist Haysun Fulton Recital Hall Sat, May 14,4pm Piano Master Class: Haysun Kang Presented by UChicagoPresents. Free. conducted by Cliff Colnot. ensemble eighthblackbird andguests, Their works willbeperformed by resident

Presented by theDepartmentof Music. Free. Reception to follow. piano, present arecital of“legalistic music.” Michaels, soprano, andKuang-Hao Huang, Cedille Records recording artists Patrice Fulton Recital Hall Sat, May 21,1:30pm Laying Down The Law Presented by UChicagoPresents. Free. Reception to follow. (harp), andotherguest artists. DeBoer Bartlett(soprano), BenMelsky performed by eighthblackbird, Amanda Phil Taylor. Conducted by Cliff Colnot and Igor Santos, Tomás GueglioSaccone, and in composition AlicanÇamci,Tim Page, University ofChicagodoctoral candidates most promising up-and-coming talent: Contempo’s seasonby showcasing today’s Tomorrow’s MusicToday IIcloses Logan Center, Performance Hall Fri, May 20, 7:30pm Contempo: Tomorrow’s MusicToday II support by WDCB. Hyde Park JazzSocietywithadditional Presented by theLogan Center and Free. on keys. Xavier Breaker ondrumsandStu Mindeman this month’s showcase ofChicagojazzwith Bassist EmmaDayhuff performs aspartof Café Logan Tue, May 17, 7:30–10pm Emma Dayhuff Logan Center Third Tuesday: Presented by theDepartment of Music. Free. of Americanmusic. around theworld andadiverse sampling from various eras, plusfolk songsfrom This concert willfeature classical repertoire Rockefeller MemorialChapel Sun, May 15,7:30pm Women’s Ensemble Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Free. as heard onthelawns outside. Broadcast into Rockefeller Chapelaswell the classic story inherliltingEnglishaccent. Wolf. DeanElizabethDavenport narrates carillon duetperformance ofPeter andthe joins University carillonneurJoey Brinkina world master carillonneurGeertd’Hollander that matter? Bringyour picnicandlisten as Ever heard awolf onacarillon,orcat for Rockefeller Chapel Sun, May 15,5pm and Joey Brink Peter andtheWolf : Geertd’Hollander Presented by theDepartmentof Music. Free. works for windensemble.

Presented by theDepartment of Music. general $10, students $5. Free, donations requested at the door: musicians. Arab music,featuring guest singersand performs classical andfolk styles of The 50-piece MiddleEast MusicEnsemble Logan Center, Performance Hall Sat, May 21,7pm Arabic Concert Middle East MusicEnsemble: Presented by theDepartment of Music. Free. contemporary andclassic masterpieces. special guests collaborate for aconcert of UChicago pianists, instrumentalists, and Fulton Recital Hall Sat, May 21,4pm Piano Program: SpringConcert Community Fellows Program. Voices Performing ArtsSeriesandthe Presented by theInternational HouseGlobal Free. Food tickets available for saleat thedoor. dance, andexhibits from allover theworld. of cultural celebration featuring food, music, community organizations for anafternoon alumni andvarious Chicago-based Join International Houseresidents and (1414 E59 St) International HouseAssembly Hall Sat, May 21,2–5pm Festival ofNations and Lampo. Presented by theRenaissance Society Free. Chicago solodebut. performs new work, ashemakes his reputation asasolopianist. Tonight he he alsohasdeveloped aformidable over thelast thirtyyears. Inthat time built upquite aninternational following The Necks—anAustralian bandthat has piano player of thelong-form improv trio Chris Abrahams isbest known asthe Logan Center, Performance Penthouse Sat, May 21,8pm Chris Abrahams

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, Overture Festive CMAC Presents: Quod Erat Presents: CMAC ), chorégraphique Symphonie Demonstrandum X Demonstrandum Jun 4, 7pm Sat, Church Lutheran Augustana Ave) (5500 S Woodlawn the A Cappella for Join Chicago Men’s anniversary of our tenth conclusion old and will feature concert This year. including arrangements favorites, new members.CMAC and present past by $5 with UCID. $10, General A Cappella Chicago Men’s by Presented ARTSCAPE. Alumni Weekend: as part of University Symphony Orchestra: Orchestra: Symphony University Schubert Barbara to A Tribute Fri, Jun 3, 8pm Jun 4, 4pmSat, Mandel Hall with anniversary a milestone Celebrate and Schubert, Music Director Barbara Symphony of the University Conductor four the past for (USO) Orchestra will program concert decades. The of a new premiere the world feature Lorenz Ricardo composer by work , fantástico (PhD ‘99), Catálogo Schubert’s in Barbara commissioned will also perform orchestra The honor. Shostakovich’s et Chloé Daphnis 96 and Ravel’s Op. ( 2me Suite. the door: at requested donations Free; by $5. Presented students $10, general Music, UChicago Arts,the Department of Development and and Alumni Relations ARTSCAPE. Alumni Weekend: as part of

; Maurice Ravel’s Ravel’s ; Maurice da Camera Sonata Quentin Coaxum 26, 6pm May Thu, Logan Café a free presents of Chicago Jazz Institute The Chicago-based featuring concert pre-show beer, Enjoy Coaxum. Quentin trumpeter The Chicago Ensemble Program V Program Ensemble Chicago The 22, 3–5pm Sun, May Hall Assembly House International St) E 59 (1414 familiar mix of innovative an Offering repertoire lesser-known and masterworks of instruments combinations in performed Chicago Ensemble presents The and voice, ; Gabriel in F Major Trio Haydn’s J. F. Pierné’s Seis; Jesus Guridi’s Chansons Madécasses ; Trio ; Ned Rorem’s Canciones Castellanas by performed Incident Castillo’s and Patrick Susan Levitin (mezzo-soprano), Eckert Stacy and(cello), Zimmerman Rebecca (flute), (piano). Rizzer Gerald International $10, students $25, General free. House residents Global House the International by Presented Arts Series and The Performing Voices Chicago Ensemble. the Logan: at Chicago Stage food along with and bar, a full coffee wine, some of the best jazz the city has to offer. city has to jazz the some of the best Free. the Jazz Center, the Logan by Presented and UChicago Presents. Chicago, of Institute Union Choral University 28, 7:30pm May Sat, Memorial Chapel Rockefeller and Choir, Chorus, Motet University the for join forces Ensemble Women’s year. of the showcase final choral Free. Music. the Department of by Presented Ensemble UChicago Brass 2pm 29, Sun, May Hall Recital Fulton the UChicago spring concert, its annual For of a program Ensemble presents Brass arranged, composed, works and new classic and quartets, quintets, for and transcribed follow. to Reception octets. Free. Music. the Department of by Presented Directions New Jazz X-tet: University Jun 2, 8pm Thu, Hall Performance Center, Logan Jazz University and singin’! The Swingin’ compositions commissioned presents X-tet Dixieland from and skilled improvisation, will Spring performance Big Band. The to Dee composer and artist guest feature of two premieres plus the U.S. Alexander, Bowden. Mwata by compositions new follow. to Reception Free. Music. the Department of by Presented

Presented by UChicago Presents. by Presented Miguel Zenón Quartet and Quartet Miguel Zenón Listening Session with Miguel Zenón Session Listening 25, 7:30pm May Wed, Penthouse Performance Center, Logan talk about hisHear Miguel Zenón musical selections. play and influences Free. in UChicago Presents by Presented Jazz Festival. Park partnership with Hyde “Identities” Big Band 26, 7:30pm May Thu, Hall Performance Center, Logan and MacArthur Fellow Saxophonist balanced has masterfully Miguel Zenón and blended the often-contradictory and tradition. poles of innovation his quartet, for a song cycle Featuring his Identitiesplus big band and video, the explores Changeable project are Ricans who have of Puerto experience 6pm Chicago Stage York. New to moved with Quentin performance the Logan at in partnership with the JazzCoaxum, Logan. Café at Chicago, of Institute $5 students $35, General 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, An exploration of jazz and Afro-Puerto An exploration Rican music with Miguel Zenón 7pm 24, May Tue, CenterSegundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural (4046 W Armitage) jazz and explores Miguel Zenón Rican music with local Afro-Puerto the Segundo Ruiz Belvismusicians at Center. Cultural Free. UChicago Presents. by Presented University New Music Ensemble: Music New University Showcase Composer Undergraduate 22, 3pm Sun, May Hall Recital Fulton Music Ensemble New University The UChicago by works new will showcase including Emily composers, undergraduate Noah Kahrs, Dzitko, Michal Elizabeth Brown, and Jake Rao, Aakaash Joseph Niedorf, follow. to Simon. Reception Free. Music. of the Department by Presented 32 MUSIC | arts.uchicago.edu of AlumniWeekend: ARTSCAPE. Presented by Rockefeller Chapel aspart Free. vocal ensemble. of theDecani,Chapel’s professional Rockefeller ChapelChoir, withmembers the magnificent student voices ofthe Mass inGitsfullliturgical setting,featuring of Vaughan Williams’ gorgeously English A specialperformance for AlumniWeekend Rockefeller Chapel Sun, Jun5,11am Vaughan Williams Mass inG of AlumniWeekend: ARTSCAPE. Presented by Rockefeller Chapelaspart Free. happen to bearound campus. or listen from ground level wherever you the 271 steps (limited numbersat atime), it andnever did?Come at 1:30pmto climb a day ormore. You always meant to climb climbs theRockefeller Chapeltower twice by University carillonneurJoey Brink,who generations oftheUniversity’s life, played performance ofmusicfrom across the Enjoy aspecialAlumniWeekend Rockefeller Chapel Sat, Jun4,2pm Chicago Classics ontheBells UChicagoArtsAd.indd 3

Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Free. August 7(details onfacing page). Performances continue every Sunday until enjoy onthelawn withyour picnicsupper. on Rockefeller’s famed bells,whichyou can The BellsofSummer—anhour-longconcert Mechelen, Belgiumopensthe51st seasonof Rachel Perfecto oftheRoyal CarillonSchool, Rockefeller Chapel Sundays, Jun 26–Aug 7, 5pm The BellsofSummer WDCB. Park JazzSocietywithadditionalsupportby Presented by theLogan Center andHyde Free. of Chicagojazz. perform aspartofthismonth’s showcase Saxophonist IsaishCollier andhisquartet Café Logan Tue, June21,7:30–10pm Isaiah Collier Quartet Logan Center Third Tuesday:

3/3/16 11:26AM “ breathes life CONCERT ORGANIST THE ROSE into stark, HERNDON SPILLMAN ENSEMBLE ancient manuscripts” Sunday April 3 | 4 pm Thursday April 21 | 7:30 pm A recital on Rockefeller’s grand organ, with the seldom performed Anguished American Easter 1968 by African American composer Thomas Kerr, and works by Maurice Duruflé, J.S. Bach, César Franck, Jehan Alain, and Charles Tournemire: a tonal palette spanning the Baroque, French Romantic, and early 20th century $10, free to students The Gerrish Organ Performance Series

LAND OF THREE FAITHS Voices of Ancient Mediterranean Jews, Christians, and Muslims Sounds of the Hispano‑Arabic Middle Ages—laments of Sephardic Jews, Arab‑Andalusian dances, Spanish court songs; and rhythmic cantigas, Hebrew cantillation, and Gregorian chant meeting the mystical world of Sufi poetry $25, free to students

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KALLEMBACH THE BELLS PASSION OF SUMMER Saturday April 30 | 7:30 pm Every Sunday until August 7 | 5 pm Hour‑long concerts on Rockefeller’s famed bells, James Kallembach’s groundbreaking Passion which you can enjoy on the lawn with your picnic supper! with interpolations of Dante, Shakespeare, and Blake, paired with music of Victoria, J.S. Bach, June 26 Rachel Perfecto Royal Carillon School, Belgium and Sven‑David Sandström July 3 Carol Jickling Lens Denver University July 10 Wesley Arai University of California, Berkeley Kaitlin Foley, soprano July 17 Hylke Banning Amersfoort, The Netherlands Avalon String Quartet July 24 Kymberly Stone Brigham Young University The Decani | Rockefeller Chapel Choir July 31 Ellen Dickinson Yale University Reception afterwards | $20, free to students August 7 Joey Brink University of Chicago And don’t miss PETER AND THE WOLF Sunday May 15 | 5 pm Geert d’Hollander and Joey Brink—carillon duet

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Rhythmic Bodies in Motion Bodies Rhythmic Nava Rasa: Reimagined Nava Spring Showcase Apr 23, 7:30pmFri, Apr 22 and Sat, Hall Performance Center, Logan time and through Embark on a journey showcase, spring with RBIM’s cultures of Jazz, Hip Hop, performances featuring Modern, Chinese, Traditional Folk, Israeli and more. African, West $8 door. $5 advance, General RBIM. by Presented Sat, May 7, 2pm and 7:30pm 7, May Sat, West Theater Center, Logan Indian dance Classical UChicago’s Apsara, the from passages weaves organization, Huidobro’s of Vincente English translation of and other works epic poem Altazor depict the nine classical to literature With as the Navarasa. emotions known explores Apsara vignettes, nine dance technique pure between the relationship bring to that movements and storytelling up unique weekly shows featuring sketch featuring shows up unique weekly pre-and and various improvisation, comedy, Alumni include performances. afterglow Kotis, and Greg Auburn David playwrights performers, writers, as innumerable as well others who also civilians, and upstanding first. here See them turned out fine. $8 door $6 advance, General 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Theater Off-Off Campus, & by Presented Theater. and University Studies, Performance

Off-Off Campus New Work Week Work New The Monkey King Monkey The 773.702.ARTS). Studies & Performance Theater by Presented Theater. and University Thursdays, Apr 21–May 12, 8:30pm Apr 21–May Thursdays, (1160 E 55th St) Revival The in 1986, Off-Off Campus is theFormed improvisational student oldest second in its Now in the country. troupe theater to serve continues Off-Off 30th generation, Thu, Apr 14–Sat, Apr 16 and Thu, Apr and Thu, Apr 16 Apr 14–Sat, Thu, Center, Apr 23, time TBD Logan 21–Sat, / 701 501 to newstage a offers Week Work New theater. student-written and developing brief sketches from welcome, are All texts Adaptation, major academic projects. to and wholly original scripts work, devised by and performed directed, will be written, the birth for here Be students. for students, of authors, and the death of characters, and directed Written in between. everything the people. the people for by $1 weekly $5 per performance, General (tickets.uchicago.edu, pass Thu, Apr 7–Sat, Apr 9, 7:30pm and Apr 9, Apr 7–Sat, Thu, 2pm Apr 9, Sat, West Theater Center, Logan a storytelling, of physical In an adventure China and brought from girl adopted young the lessons from peace America seeks to of the tenacious with the help of the past Andrew by King. Directed Monkey hero, folk the Chinese folktale from Mao and adapted King Monkey The the West, into Journey both ancient and new, a world presents aerial silks, trapeze, acrobatics, featuring drumming, and a Chinese dragon.taiko $8 door $6 advance, General 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, (tickets. & Performance Theater by Presented Vorris and Le Theater, University Studies, & Vox Circus. & Vox

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Art of Empires: Assyrian and Roman Monumental Reliefs Monumental Roman and Assyrian of Empires: Art will include David Schmitz of Steppenwolf Schmitz of Steppenwolf will include David of Second Erica Daniels, President Theatre; Coney, Les and & Theatricals; City Touring Chairman Board and Former Trustee Life Sennett, Frank the Goodman Theatre. at and Custom of Digital Strategy Director will serve Chicago Business Crain’s Media at as moderator. (bit. recommended RSVP Free, ly.artsinnovation). and the Center the Logan by Presented Exchange. Chicago Innovation Series Cabaret Center Logan Apr 8, Apr 22, biweekly Fridays, 8pm and Jun 3, 19, 5, May May Penthouse Performance Center, Logan Center the Logan other week, Every Series, a student-driven the Cabaret hosts an array featuring showcase performance offers Series Cabaret acts. The of assorted UChicago and casual setting for an intimate to showcase and affiliates faculty, students, out new chops or try their performance podcast, a live Fri, Apr 8 features material. with the a collaboration Chicago Life,” “This Studies. UCSC/Chicago Free. Center. the Logan by Presented For? Live Do We What Mon, Apr 11, 4pm and Culture for Neubauer Collegium Society is not without its costs— Ethical conduct bodily harm. possible unpleasant to the from ease, promises often Unethical conduct In this lecture, and success. wealth, comfort, the traditionalAnselm Mueller will consider and faring acting well opposition between thinkers that and the kinds of steps well, taken have settings cultural in different Anselm Mueller is this tension. address to of Trier Emeritus of the University Professor with the project Professor and Visiting and the Meaning of Life” Happiness, “Virtue,

Persepolis: Images of an Images of Persepolis: Aerial Aerial Perspectives: A Documentary Photography Evans with Terry Workshop 9:30am–12:30pm Apr 9, Sat, Museum Oriental Institute and some objectsBring a digital camera ways explore to photograph to like you’d perspective the aerial of understanding and archaeology. in art, photography, points vantage develop to how Learn from distances and micro macro from Evans, Terry photographer professional the “field” of the UChicagothen go into aerial own your campus and make encouraged are Attendees photographs. special see the Oriental Institute to exhibition the workshop. before Empire members $60. $75, General required Registration edu/register). (oi.uchicago. the Oriental Institute by Presented Museum. What the Business Community Can Community the Business What Community the Theater from Learn 5:30pm Apr 7, Thu, East Theater Center, Logan Series, As part of the Arts & Innovation local non-profit from representatives will share Chicago theaters and for-profit models,their thoughts on their business and questions, failures, successes, discussing how insight into and offering choices, Panelists can build community. businesses

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A Gateway to the West to A Gateway 12:15–1pm Apr 7, Thu, and Museum, Robert Oriental Institute Gallery Aliber Persian Deborah PhD in Islamic historyMeet Michael Bechtel, lesser- gain insights into to and civilization, bandits, traders, about Persia: stories known soldiers, and those looking todiplomats, to long roads trekked their fortunes make Asia. Discover gem of western the reach they and why who these peoples were Persia. to journeyed Free. Museum. the Oriental Institute by Presented Free, registration recommended recommended registration Free, uchicago.edu/Rosenberger). (reply. President. of the the Office by Presented Recipient Ashley Wheater Lecture Wheater Ashley Recipient Language Evolving The Dance: Mar 31, 6pm Thu, Hall Performance Center, Logan Director named Artistic was Wheater Ashley making him Ballet in 2007, Joffrey of The other thancompany leader of the the first design and out of Both by its founders. into stepped a the Joffrey reality, practical “New Wheater, Mr. to According era. new ballet company. blood of any is the life work but and honor the past, should respect We During this year’s forward.” step must we Mr. Lecture, Medal Recipient Rosenberger as an evolving dance will discuss Wheater demonstrating examples language and offer of the the progression 2015 Rosenberger Medal Rosenberger 2015 local artists for hands-on presentations for local artists and practice. material explore that at Details on Facebook Free. facebook.com/LoganCenterShop. Center. the Logan by Presented Shop Talk Series Shop Talk Ongoing Shop Center Logan up with Shop teams Center Logan The MULTIDISCIPLINARY 40 MULTIDISCIPLINARY | arts.uchicago.edu and theSmart Family Foundation. Presented by the Department of ArtHistory Free. Indian courtly painting. secularization ofart, andthehistory of global artmuseum,religious objectsand in colonial andpost-colonial India,the interests includehistory ofmuseums Jawaharlal NehruUniversity. Herresearch Kavita Singhisaprofessor ofarthistory at Cochrane-Woods ArtCenter, Room 157 Mon, Apr18,4:30pm Culture: Into theConflict Zone Kavita Singh: Museums,Heritage, Science &Culture Initiative. Environmental andtheArts, (PGE) Studies, theProgram ontheGlobal Presented by theCenter for International Free. composed material phenomena. for example) andalsobecome differently (through new kindsofcomputer modeling, future inwhichwaves are known differently ways. This presentation lookstoward a changing theworld’s wavescape innovel the frequency ofrogue orfreak waves, significant wave heights,as well asamplify transform theglobaldistribution of are predicting that climate changemight Today’s wave scientists andmodelers (1414 E59 St) International House, Coulter Lounge Fri, Apr15,4:30pm Anthropocene, SouthandNorth Time: ChangingWavescapes inthe Stefan Helmreich onThe Water Next Presented by theOriental Institute Museum. (oi.uchicago.edu/register). Free, registration required welcome to join.Space islimited. in theMuseum.Sighted companions are touchable momentsoftheancientworld or have low visionare invited to engagein like anarchaeologist. Visitors whoare blind Discover thepast by usingallyour senses Oriental Institute Museum Fri, Apr15,2–3pm Are BlindorPartially Sighted Multisensory Tour for Visitors Who Sense Like anArchaeologist: A and theSmartFamily Foundation. Presented by theDepartmentof ArtHistory Free. University ofLondon. South AsianArtandArchaeology at the Dr. CrispinBranfoot isaSeniorLecturer in Cochrane-Woods ArtCenter, Room 157 Thu, Apr14,4:30pm Court inEarlyModernTamil SouthIndia Crispin Branfoot: ArtsofTemple and Collegium for Culture andSociety. Meaning of Life project andtheNeubauer Presented by theVirtue, Happiness, &the Free. ( Free, RSVP recommended and theDepartmentofPhilosophy. virtue.uchicago.edu/april11 ).

The Franke Forum is aseriesofpublic (450 NCityfront Plaza Dr) Center Gleacher Wed, May 4,5:15–6pm “Material Matters inPostwar Art” Franke Forum: Christine Mehringon Culture Initiative. Presented by theArts,Science & Free. forms, andalgorithmicweaving. glacial modeling,regenerated filament of molecularmovement, crystal structures, of Chicago(SAIC), delve into therealms Chicago andtheSchoolofArtInstitute of graduate students from theUniversity of collaborative projects. Six teams, comprised will give lively presentations oftheir & Culture Graduate Collaboration grants Recipients ofthe2015–16 Arts,Science Logan Center, Performance Penthouse Wed, May 4,5pm Collaboration Grantee Presentations 2015–16 Arts,Science &Culture Graduate in theHumanities. Presented by theMaster of ArtsProgram Free. Faculty Lecture Series. lecture ofMAPH’s 2015-16 Distinguished Professor Jennifer Wild willgive thefinal Classics, Room 110 Wed, May 4,4pm Humanities Interdisciplinary Research inthe Found Object:ACaseStudy in Presented by Festival of theArts. Free. facebook.com/uchifota. party at The Promontory. More detailsat infographics, photography to aclosing content, andstyles from installation to FOTA supportsalltypesofmediums, exhibitions andfineartsperformances. throughout campusintheform ofpop-up Arts) funds andshowcases student artwork Every Spring,FOTA (The Festival ofthe Various Locations Fri, Apr29–Fri,May 6 FOTA’s SpringFest 2016 Presented by theOrientalInstitute Museum. register). Registration required (oi.uchicago.edu/ General $350, members$295. programs to pivotal historical events. to religious observances, imperialbuilding and theempire at large, from battle scenes visually highlighted aspectsoftheirrule kings andRoman emperors, relief sculpture empire (27 BC–476 AD). Usedby Assyrian empire (ca. 1000–612 BC)andRoman of artistic expression intheNeo-Assyrian role relief sculpture played asamedium Oriental Institute Museum,willreveal the Kiersten Neumann,PhD, Curator at the Oriental Institute Museum Wed, April27–Wed, Jun1,6–8pm Monumental Reliefs (6weeks) Art ofEmpires: Assyrian andRoman

Chicago Innovation Exchange. Presented by theLogan Center andthe (bit.ly.artsinnovation). Free, RSVP recommended changing landscape. business opportunitiespresented inthisfast- digital content, shewilldiscuss creative and taken for granted. Focusing ontherole of what cultural organizations have long an overview ofthetrends that are upending Programming andBusiness Affairs offers and MajorLeague Baseball’s former VPof former ChiefMediaandDigitalOfficer, Elizabeth W. Scott, J.D. ‘94,Lincoln Center’s As partoftheArts&Innovation series, (1452 E53 St) Chicago Innovation Exchange Wed, May 4,5:30pm Forces OfDisruptioninTheir OwnRight Responding to DisruptionandActing as Arts Organizations andArtists are Survival oftheNimblest: How the Humanities. Presented by theFranke Institute for Free. will discuss postwar artmaterials andmore. Professor ofArtHistory andtheCollege, Christine Mehring,DepartmentChairand lectures by renowned University scholars. student work, andaguest lecture from Jessamyn Hatcher, an exhibition ofMODA discussions, ahands-on workshop with Theory (3CT)presents aseriesofreading The Chicago Center for Contemporary Various locations Wed, May 11–Thu, May 12 Salvage 3.1: Fashion Symposium Formation of Knowledge. and theStevanovich Institute onthe Presented by theRenaissance Society Free. Watch Society’s democracy. Part oftheRenaissance assumptions aboutsex, science, and Richards on the value ofdoubtingour Shadi Bartsch-Zimmer andRobert J. a conversation between Professors philosophy. This talkisfollowed by historically andincontemporary the ways doubthasbeenunderstood ethics, andmetaphilosophy, discusses who haswritten extensively onlanguage, Professor JamesConant, aphilosopher Social Sciences, Room 122 Thu, May 5,7pm On Doubt event series. Between theTicks of the

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for Culture and Society. and Culture for M. Kirschner Memorial Robert 2016 Quinn Gordon feat. Lecture Jun 2, 5pm Thu, of Chicago Campus University Quinn Gordon Director Artistic Kartemquin H. Kirschner Robert the 2016 will present during the University Memorial Lecture This Alumni Weekend. 2016 of Chicago’s and series honors the life annual lecture noted MD, H. Kirschner, of Robert work of the and a founder pathologist forensic Center Family of Chicago Pozen University Human Rights. for Free. Films and the Kartemquin by Presented Human Rights for Center Family Pozen ARTSCAPE. Alumni Weekend: as part of Change: on Climate Symposium theDisciplinary Challenges to Humanities and Social Sciences Fri, June 3, 9:30am–5pm 021 Saieh Hall, Room reading of a yearlong culmination The this symposium change, on climate group and social scientists humanists convenes consider to the country across from change is transforming climate how politics, of history, our understanding and ethics, inspiring new literature, within the humanities. Details atapproaches neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu/events. Free. the Neubauer Collegium by Presented and Society. Culture for the Threshold At 5:30–7:30pm Jun 9, Thu, Smart Museum of Art social community-building A creative, the Smart’s Dudley, Erika by hour hosted in Residence. Interpreter the Smart Museum. by Presented “The Past for Sale: New approaches to approaches Sale: New for Past “The this looting,” of archaeological the study scholars and join the public to invites event and the museum world from professionals dealers, andauction houses, antiquities about conversation a curated for collectors in antiquities. Details atthe legal trade . neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu/events Free. the Neubauer Collegium by Presented New policy approaches policy New 19–20 May Thu–Fri, Culture for Neubauer Collegium and Society project, of the interdisciplinary Part mythic tales that inspired the artists in the in the artists inspired tales that mythic media mixed create plus Roster, Monster writings. on the art based Free. Art Museum of the Smart by Presented Foundation. and the Poetry Heritage:Dealing with

Marilynne Robinson: NeubauerMarilynne Robinson: Lecture Director’s Collegium 5, 5:30pm May Thu, and Culture for Neubauer Collegium Society Marilynne novelist World-renowned ofthe legacy will speak on Robinson and Labor in Asian Agriculture Text 14–15 May Sat–Sun, Culture for Neubauer Collegium Verse Monster 5:30–7:30pm 19, May Thu, Smart Museum of Art by of poetry and art inspired An evening the poetry and into Delve Roster. Monster the Chicago area. the Chicago area. Free. the Chicago Center by Presented and the Theory Contemporary for English Language Department of and Literature. by thought. Opening remarks Calvin’s Director Family Roman Lear, Jonathan Details atof the Neubauer Collegium. neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu/events. Free. for the Neubauer Collegium by Presented and Society. Culture and Society planned symposia, of three In the second traditions of textual the relationship looks at in the case of crafts and manual practice of Asia. Part in modern and pre-modern and Labor in Asian Handcrafts the Text the by sponsored project interdisciplinary and Society. Culture for Neubauer Collegium neubauercollegium.uchicago. Details at . edu/events Free. the Neubauer Collegium by Presented and Society. Culture for Salvage 3.1: Fashion Conference Fashion 3.1: Salvage 13, 1–6:30pm Fri, May Experimental Station Ave) S Blackstone (6100 of salvage practice theory and The the Object Cultures to art returns the Chicago Center through Project (3CT) with Theory Contemporary for fashion. into a series of investigations brings conference interdisciplinary This and labor art historians, theorists, fashion with local conversation into ethnographers highlight to designers and artists practicing in collaborations ongoing and promote fashion historian Caroline Evans. Join us Evans. Caroline historian fashion ongoing and enhancing in recognizing the UChicago and between collaborations of Chicago (SAIC) Art Institute School of the Details at faculty. and students ccct.uchicago.edu. . Free for Center the Chicago by Presented the Art of the School Theory, Contemporary the Department of and Chicago, of Institute and Literature. English Language 42 YOUTH & FAMILY | arts.uchicago.edu YOUTH &FAMILY Presented by Life. Arts+Public Free. or 773.702.5255. Lemus at [email protected] this event shouldcontact Marya Spont- interested inpromoting theirprograms at their offerings. Artseducation providers be present to answer questions about Representatives from area programs will and teens at oursummerprogram fair. Discover localartsopportunitiesfor youth Arts Incubator Sun, Apr10, 1–4pm and Teens Summer ArtsProgram Fair for Youth Black CinemaHouse. Presented by Life Arts+Public and Free. curatorial work at thispublicfilmscreening. invited to experience andcelebrate teens’ audiences. Allcommunity membersare and develop film-focused events for various teens willlearnaboutfilmprogramming Black CinemaHouse, thespringcohort of to engagewiththearts.Inpartnership with experience, andopportunitiesfor theirpeers Life to develop creative skills,leadership leaders whocollaborate withArts+Public The Teen ArtsCouncil isagroup ofstudent Arts Incubator Wed, Apr6,6–7:30pm Screening &Culminating Event Teen ArtsCouncil: Community Film Presented by theLogan Center. (arts.uchicago.edu/loganfamilysaturdays). Free, registration recommended registration isfirst come, first served. students. artists, artorganizations, andUChicago free thematic artworkshops ledby local Cultivate your child’s artistic curiositywith Logan Center for theArts Sat, Mar26,2–4:30pm Family Saturday: GoingGlobal Free parking.Workshop

Presented by Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. legoarchitects). adults free (flwright.org/programs/ General $5perchild,accompanying their LEGOcreation to take home. Participants willhave theoptionto purchase problem andcreate anoriginalbuilding. that usesLEGOblocksto solve adesign discovery-filled, hands-ondesign workshop Visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie Housefor a (5757 SWoodlawn Ave) Frederick C.Robie House Sat, Apr16andSat, Jun18,10am–12pm LEGO© Architects: DesignandBuild Presented by Logan Center. eduloganfamilysaturdays). (arts.uchicago. Free, registration recommended come, first served. parking. Workshop registration isfirst no two stories are ever thesame. Free to life. When thepossibilities are endless, our actors, artists, andmusiciansbringit the settingandhelpshapestory, and different story every time. Kidsdesign suggestions andideasto create a improvised adventure. We useyour Shanta take you onaninteractive, fully featured artists Storytown andmusician adventures, princesses to dinosaurs, From superheroes to undersea Logan Center for theArts Sat, Apr30, 12–4pm Improvisation Family Saturday Festival:

After SchoolMatters. Presented by Life Arts+Public and Free. artists’ creative accomplishments. are welcome to attend andcelebrate teen the springsession. Allcommunity members DAP participantswilldisplay theirwork from At thisculminating show andreception, communities’ physical andsocialconditions. teens to invest inimproving their skills buildinginitiative that encourages Program isadesign-basedmentorship and Life’sArts +Public DesignApprenticeship Arts Incubator Thu, May 12,6–8pm Spring Show Design Apprenticeship Program: Presented by Life. Arts+Public Free. each other. and takingshortworkshops from facilitated community exchange, leading opportunity to learnfrom eachotherina projects. Participants willthenhave the cleanup, beautification, andservice our surrounding community through to take partinactively stewarding and staff, andother community partners youth, neighbors, UChicagostudents Community Stewardship Day. We invite LifeJoin Arts+Public for ourSpring Arts Incubator Sat, May 21,11am–3:30pm Community Stewardship Day Variety: ACelebration oftheArtsat UChicagoCharter Schools

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Free parking. Workshop Free 23, 2016 JAN 2016 APR 30, JUN 18, 2016 Single ticket $5, groups of 5+ $20 $5, groups Single ticket 773.702.ARTS) (tickets.uchicago.edu, is first registration workshop Onsite served. first come, Family Saturday Festivals Saturday Family Center 12–5 pm / Logan performances, include featured festivals Quarterly and more. activities, arts workshops, drop-in Family Saturday Festivals Saturday & Family SEASON 2015–16 Family Saturdays Family Logan Center Logan at UChicago Charter School Charter UChicago at 25, 6–7:30pm May Wed, Hall Performance Center, Logan arts Charter’s UChicago by Organized showcases this special event teachers, diverse and growth creative people’s young and the capacity achievements, artistic us all. Community inspire of the arts to in support attend to invited members are creative many of students’ and recognition willshow the from Proceeds successes. the UChicago across benefit arts education network.Charter levels Multiple ticket (tickets.uchicago.edu). Arts School UChicago Charter by Presented School UChicago Charter Collaborative, Organization, Family-Teacher-Community Center. and the Logan Arts + Public Life, Variety: A Celebration of the Arts A Celebration Variety: d. serve first come, is first registration (arts. recommended registration Free, uchicago.edu/loganfamilysaturdays). Center. the Logan by Presented Family Saturday: Hello Spring Hello Saturday: Family 21, 2–4:30pm May Sat, Arts the for Center Logan with curiosity artistic child’s your Cultivate local led by art workshops thematic free UChicago and art organizations, artists, students. Variety: A Celebration of the Arts at UChicago Charter Schools Charter UChicago at Arts the of Celebration A Variety: VISITOR MAP E. 53RD E. 53RD E. 53RD

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8 Fulton Recital Hall 14 Mandel Hall 20 Rockefeller 24 Experimental Station 5845 S. Ellis Ave. 1131 E. 57th St. Memorial Chapel 6100 S. Blackstone Ave. 5850 S. Woodlawn Ave. experimentalstation.org 9 Gray Center Lab 15 Midway Studios rockefeller.uchicago.edu 929 E. 60th St. 929 E. 60th St. 25 Hyde Park Art Center graycenter.uchicago.edu 21 Smart Museum of Art 5020 S. Cornell Ave. 16 Neubauer Collegium 5550 S. Greenwood Ave. hydeparkart.org 10 Hack Arts Lab (HAL) for Culture and Society smartmuseum.uchicago.edu 5735 S. Ellis Ave., 2nd Floor 5701 S. Woodlawn Ave. 26 Seminary Co-op Bookstore hal.uchicago.edu neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu 22 Special Collections Research 5751 S Woodlawn Ave Center Exhibition Gallery semcoop.com 11 International House 17 Oriental Institute Museum The Joseph Regenstein Library 1414 E. 59th St. 1155 E. 58th St. 1100 E. 57th St. 27 Museum of Science and Industry ihouse.uchicago.edu oi.uchicago.edu lib.uchicago.edu/e/scrc/exhibits 5700 S. Lake Shore Dr. msichicago.org 12 Lorado Taft House 18 The Renaissance Society 935 E. 60th St. Cobb Hall 28 Frank Lloyd Wright’s 5811 S. Ellis Ave., 4th Floor Robie House renaissancesociety.org 5757 S. Woodlawn Ave. flwright.org 38 | arts.uchicago.edu Chicago, IL60637 915 E60th St (south entrance) Center for the Arts Reva andDavid Logan Address ticketsweb.uchicago.edu Box Office URL 773-753-4472. tickets for Court Theatre, visitcourttheatre.org orcall Office online, inperson,andover thephone. To purchase at theUniversity ofChicagothrough theUChicagoArtsBox Learn aboutandbuytickets for artsevents andperformances TICKETS near oursouthsidecampus. See pages20-21for amapofover 20artslocations onor LOCATIONS exhibitions, visitarts.uchicago.edu. season, April–June, 2014. For a complete list ofevents and This guideprovides alist ofhighlightsfor thespring CALENDAR INFO

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