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IN THIS ISSUE The Renaissance Society Centennial UChicago in the Chicago Architecture Biennial CinéVardaExpo.Agnès Varda in Chicago arts.uchicago.edu arts.uchicago.edu | 3 page 6) William , Good Governance artwork courtesy courtesy Suburbia artwork , 2014, mirrored mirrored Cube, 2014, Infinite uchicagoarts arts.uchicago.edu , Gotha, Forschungsbibliothek Erfurt-Gotha,, Gotha, Forschungsbibliothek ) Vu Tran, 2014, photo by Joel Wintermantle; by photo 2014, Tran, page 26) Vu ) Gate of Xerxes, Guardian Man-Bulls of the eastern Guardian of Xerxes, page 7) Gate , 1971; (page 18) Still Shaft, 1971; from still Park, Gordon , 2014; feature, images, left to right, top to bottom: [1] bottom: to right, top images, left to feature, CinéVardaExpo , 1961, © ciné-tamaris; [3] Agnès , 1961, Seven To Five Cléo de 5 à 7 / Cleo From Youth & Family Youth Arts Map Info Icon Key Biennial event Chicago Architecture eventCinéVardaExpo UChicago Anniversary 125th event UChicago student event 773.702.ARTS ON THE COVER ON THE COVER view, In Situ, installation A Work Axes: Intersecting Daniel Buren, 4, 1983 Apr 10–May Society, Renaissance The 42 46 44 Varda; [2] Agnès Varda, still from from still Varda, [2] Agnès Varda; Agnès

© CONTENTS 1962, Painting, .Agnès Varda in Chicago in .Agnès Varda a Bellini of front in Venice In Design & Architecture Design Literature Multidisciplinary Music Dance & Performance Theater, Exhibitions & Visual Arts & Visual Exhibitions Didn’t (Probably) Things You Five AboutKnow Renaissancethe Society Film CinéVardaExpo Varda, 5 17 12 31 23 25 28 39 The University of Chicago is a destination where is a destination of Chicago University The converge and audiences scholars, students, artists, performance our theaters, Explore and create. museums and galleries, academicspaces, and more. initiatives, cultural programs, 20 , London: published by T. Fisher Unwin; Boston: Copeland and Day, 1895, promised Gift of Deborah Wachs Barnes, Sharon Wachs Hirsch, Wachs Barnes, Sharon Wachs Gift of Deborah promised 1895, and Day, Copeland Boston: Fisher Unwin; T. by published , London: Poems (1865–1939), Butler Yeats ( the artist; courtesy photo 2015, Room, Reading Harper Memorial Kern, Justin AB’92; and Joel Wachs, Judith Pieprz, Anna Elise Johnson, [1953–1970]); of Chicago Press, University (Chicago: , pl.11 inscriptions reliefs, I: Structures, Schmidt, Persepolis Erich F. from doorway, ) ( page 12–13 the artist; courtesy photo Metzger, Island Arts Bank; (page 10) Matthew / Stony McKinley Taylor , image courtesy 3.0 (page 8) Salvage of the artist; courtesy 2015, first Society’s the Renaissance to 1996; [3] 1915 invitation view, installation [2] Heimo Zobernig, 1971; view, Curiosity Shop, installation New [1] The feature: Society Renaissance ResearchCollections folder 16, Special 70, Box Records 1869–1925, Administrations Judson and Burton Harper, of the President, Office of Chicago, public meeting, University with Doc Filmsco-presented [5] 1982 film series poster, Stone; Yuri by photo Schultz, right, 2014, left, and Nora Øvstebø, [4] Solveig of Chicago Library; University Center, the Mass) of the Mysteries (On mysteriis III), De missarum Innocent of Segni (Pope (page 13) Lothar of Chicago; the University at Gabriel Mitchell, an idea by after Gormley, Antony Ángel Franco; by photo Monument, 2013, ca. 1200; (page 14) Gramsci Paris, I–123, Memb. 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Gormley Gift of Antony of Chicago, LED lights, Smart Museum of Art, the University omnidirectional hand-soldered of 1,000 matrix wire copper with internal glass layover from still Renwick, (page 17) Vanessa Zielony; Tobias by photo 2012, Steyerl, (page 16) Hito 2014.63; Mitchell, (pages 20–21) Stewart; Jacqueline courtesy photo 2014, Stewart, (page 19) Jacqueline Boo Moon, 1953; from Agnès , 1914, oil on canvas, Smart Museum of Art, the University of Chicago, Gift of Dolores and Donn Shapiro and Gift of Dolores of Chicago, of Art, the University Smart Museum , 1914, oil on canvas, Composition Kandinsky, Wassily to (page 5) Attributed credits: Photo by the Smart Museum of Art; ( commissioned installation site-specific , 2015, Inclination detail of Rose’s Stockholder, Jessica 2012.51.; in honor of Jory Shapiro, Autoportrait, 1965, © ciné-tamaris; [5] Happiness Bonheur / Le from still Varda, © ciné-tamaris; [4] Agnès , 1958, Eden Riviera—Today’s / The Du côté de la côte from still Varda, (page 22) , 1922; of Nosferatu Murnau, photo page 21) F.W. ( Varda; series, © Agnès Portraits brisés / Shattered part of the Portraits , 2009, Self-Portrait / Fractured morcelé (page 25) Henri 2014; view, Langenhagen, installation , Kunstverein Strana Nova Rossiter; Tom by photo 2010, China, 1916; (page 23) Chicago skyline, Through A Trip from Still ( Burkhardt; Fred by photo 1997, Lacy, and Steve John Corbett , 2015; Poems Declare: to Nothing for artwork cover Cole, Ghosh, © Emilio Amitav the artist; image courtesy Sholette (page 28) Gregory Mark Vessey; by photo ) Garth (page 27 Risk Hallberg, the artist; courtesy photo Henri Cole, Hall Orchestra the CSO at Muti conducts Riccardo Music Director Orchestra Chicago Symphony the artists; courtesy photo & Fray, Lichtenberg (page 31) Lenka Madrid-Kuser; Martin in the of St Academy the artists; courtesy photo (page 33) Música Temprana, Katzenstein; David by photo Carter, (page 32) Regina Rosenberg; Todd by photo in Chicago, by photo concert, USO Halloween 2014 Kozloff; Robert by photo 2013, Chapel Choir, and Rockefeller Choir, Chorus, Motet (page 34) University Chris Watling; by Fields, photo 4, photo Head; Anonymous by in Your Voices courtesy photo 2015, Head, in Your (page 38) Voices Borggreve; Marco by Japan, photo ) Bach Collegium Shaun Sartin; (page 35 Michael Brosilow; by photo 2015, Barlow, as Citizen Haynes and Jerod Ester Fields as Aunt P. , Felicia the Ocean ) Gem of (page 39 Steiner; Christian - cour , photo Branches Many ) One Tree, (page 41 Michael Brosilow; by photo 2015, as Clytemnestra, Marquez , Sandra (page 40) Agamemnon Studies; & Performance Theater Jean Lachat. by participants, photo workshop Crafts Arts and Saturday Family the Oriental Institute; courtesy (page 42) Mummies Night, photo Theatre; Muntu Dance tesy Politics 5:30PM October 7 October @uchicagohum uchicagohumanities RTS A THE

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Museum Art of in partnership Chicago the with Architecture Biennial. Inclination Through Jul 2, 2017 Smart Museum Art of In a site-specific installation, artist and professor UChicago intersects Jessica Stockholder the Smart’s threshold with color of and texture a wave thethat climbs clerestory, to cuts across the floor, lobby outwards theand into travels garden. sculpture Museum’s Free. Afterword Via Fantasia 22, 2015 Nov Through Art Chicago Museum of Contemporary (220 E Chicago Ave) The Freedom of the exhibition Part Principle: Experiments in Art and Music, film Sullivan’s 1965 to Now, Catherine within Afterword Via Fantasia is conceived by written of an opera the framework and co-directed Lewis George composer

Presented by the Neubauer Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, Katarina Burin: Petra Andrejova- Katarina Molnár – Contribution and Collaboration 13, 2015 Nov Through and Culture for Neubauer Collegium Society Gallery to attributed of works An exhibition Petra- architect the Czechoslovakian figure an overlooked Molnár, Andrejova century, half of the 20th in the first active Katarina the American artist by as realized Andrejova-Molnár’s Burin. In generating around and the scholarly apparatus work it, Burin simultaneously inserts her into the establishedand subtly destabilizes project The history. canon of architectural in which historical highlights the ways ideologies are and utopian movements formations and contradictory complicated of flux, while also state in a constant the around of play a space creating of “themythos architect.” Free. Collegium Exhibitions Agnès Varda puts films in her photos, and puts films in her photos, Varda Agnès and shells in her films potatoes, photos, exhibition The and video-installations. still a dialogue between proposes Four pictures. and moving photography will be presented video installations recent alongside a selection of her photographic the polarity or questioning exploring work and broken and moving, still between or captured. fleeting and fixed continuous, Lecturer Dominique Bluher, by Curated Department of MA Studies, and Director of Part of Cinema and Media Studies. of program CinéVardaExpo, a weeklong screenings. and workshops events, Free. the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center.

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and shells, too) 8, 2015 Nov Through Gallery Center Logan EXHIBITIONS Haiduk: Seductive Exacting Realism Irena Oct 8, 2015 Through Society The Renaissance a two-part part of work—one new This exhibitions as parallel presented project, 14th Society and the the Renaissance at Haiduk transform Biennial—sees Istanbul sirens where a temple, the gallery into A discursive overhead. lounge in the eaves room, carrying a song fills the stream data two between of a debate in the form melodic voices. Free. Deutsch: A Musical MetamorphosisLauren – Photographs from 1979–2015 Oct 18, 2015 Through 2 Level Center Logan disguised asA self-described “artist Jazz Institute an arts administrator,” Lauren Director of Chicago Executive transforming years Deutsch has spent 35 a visual art form. music into improvised of sound, photographs Deutsch creates of musiccapturing the shapes and colors and collaborative in an improvisatory performance. live to response imagine in this exhibition Photographs the inside, from sound looks like what of of the process serving as a reflection music. Co-curated improvised creating E. Netter. Deutsch and Zoe Lauren by Juszczak. Wojciech to Dedicated Free. Hyde Park Jazz Festival. EXHIBITIONS ARTS & VISUAL Pals Live!Pals Your Peanuts Peanuts Your NOVEMBER 2015 — 15, 10 NOVEMBER — JANUARY 14, 2015 3, 2016 THEATRE FOR FAMILY AUDIENCES FAMILY FOR THEATRE DECEMBER 2016 — JANUARY 2, 2015 17, OF COMEDIAN RICHARD PRYOR INSPIRED BY THE LIFE ”

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Presented by the Logan Center andPresented by the Logan Presented by the Renaissance Society. Presented by the Renaissance Society Greetings from the Midway: from Greetings So-called Utopias

A Postcard History of the University History A Postcard of Chicago 3, 2016 3, 2015–Jan Nov 2 Level Center Logan in a postcards hundred two over Featuring now, to 1890s the from of formats variety the Midway: A PostcardGreetings from of Chicago tracesHistory of the University of campus architecture, 125 years the past and culture. programming, Free. 125 Years of InquiryUniversity of Chicago: and Impact. Drawings McCarthy: Paul 2016 24, 8, 2015–Jan Nov Society The Renaissance output his prolific widely for Known and performance, sculpture, of video, also works McCarthy Paul installation, dimensions. The in two extensively the ongoing series White Snow reveals and layered, deft draftsmanship artist’s This drawing. to approach gestural seen works rarely features presentation Solveig by the series. Co-curated from the current and Susanne Ghez, Øvstebø of the Directors Executive and former this respectively, Society, Renaissance to an opportunity offers presentation major of this a significant area consider practice. artist’s Free. Let Us Celebrate While Youth Lingers and Ideas Flow: Archives 1915–2015 2015 14–Dec 20, Nov Lab Center Gray and without title, is both distributed History the For organized. endlessly yet unresolved comprises history that Society, Renaissance audiences, artworks, of artists, a century performances, lectures, exhibitions, posters, correspondence, publications, and conversations. Named notes, sketches, was that Morton Ree artist by a work for Society in the Renaissance at presented primary source presents 1981, the exhibition presented and original works materials off-site various simultaneously across locations. Free. in partnership with the Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry. Nov 20, 2015–Jan 10, 2016 10, 2015–Jan 20, Nov Gallery Center Logan group So-called Utopias is an international the intersection examines that exhibition

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Looking Askance 2015 10, Oct 16–Nov Gallery SKE and UChicago Capitol in Delhi (DLF Center Singh Marg, Baba Kharak Point, Delhi) New long tradition on India’s Drawing of documentary photography, Looking Askance considers photographic contemporary media to respond that works current imagery surrounding complicate works These events. witness” “bear it means to what a problematic proposing by the utopic to relationship can photographs that premise shift the social and political Curated picture. they conditions in Professor Letinsky, Laura by Artsthe Department of Visual Festival. the Delhi Photo for include Matthew Artists Snobeck, Daniel Valerie Connors, Anna Elise Johnson, Traub, Danielle Rosen, Ferrari, Marco Kellogg. and Jayson Free. University of Chicago Center in Delhi and Logan Center Exhibitions. Student Arts at the University of Chicago 2016 2015–January Oct 19, Café Logan an exhibition hosts Center Logan The arts of student-driven the story tells that displaying of Chicago, the University at from and memorabilia photographs and organizations events defining arts history. the University’s throughout Free. University of Chicago: 125 Years of Inquiry and Impact. scores, includingscores, Presented by the Oriental Presented by the Renaissance Society. Presented by the Renaissance Ankhrasmation: The Ankhrasmation: Smith: Leo Wadada Persepolis: Images of an Empire Oct 13–ongoing Museum Oriental Institute the Oriental during Taken Expedition Persepolis Institute’s large-format (1931–1939), document the ruins photographs dynastic of one of the greatest the of antiquity built at centers Persianheight of the Achaemenid BC), including (550–330 Empire monumental of columns, forests relief halls, and stone audience carvings depicting people who of the all corners came from king. honor the Persian to empire the to travelers from Quotations and a multimedia displaysite terrace, the architecture, featuring topography and surrounding the magnitude andhelp capture now of Persepolis, grandeur most Iran’s one of modern-day sites. important historical Free. Institute Museum. 1967–2015 Scores, Language 2015 Oct 11–29, Society The Renaissance and visual educator, composer, Trumpeter, Smith is a pioneer Leo artist Wadada jazz and contemporary of in the fields earlyDuring the 1960s and music. creative where based in Chicago, Smith was 70s, Association member of the a key he was Music. of Creative the Advancement for Society presents Renaissance The exhibition of comprehensive the first Ankhrasmation Smith’s on paper. than 45 works more Free.

Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Presented by the Smart Museum of Presented by the Logan Center and Logan Center by the Presented Artist’s Reception Artist’s 5:30pm Sep 29, Tue, Chapel Rockefeller Expressionist Impulses: German and Central European Art, 1890–1990 2016 10, Oct 1, 2015–Jan Smart Museum of Art and of momentous Spanning a century political, social, and economicrapid charts the ebb this exhibition change, tendencies of Expressionist and flow art. European in German and Central emotionally charged often incisive, The on and sculptures paintings, drawings, periods to witness bear powerful view economic dreams, utopian of war, political division, and personaldepression, and political exile. Free. Art. Free. Free. Festival. Park Jazz Hyde Ultra High Kern: Justin Resolution, A Photographic Installation 2015 20, Sep 28–Nov Chapel Rockefeller collection of a new première The AB’04, PhD’10, Kern, Justin by and uses modern cameras that simultaneously to computers and the small the large explore ultra- on campus through imaging. Thehigh-resolution audiences encourages exhibit the relationship contemplate to detail and scale by between images sweeping vast, presenting recognizable instantly are that but also elicit the a distance, at upon close delight of discovery inspection. Free.

Presented by Arts + Public Life withPresented Chicago Jazz: A Photographer’s View Sep 23–Oct 25, 2015 Café Logan Park with the annual Hyde In conjunction stages Center the Logan Jazz Festival, Chicago’s celebrating a juried exhibition the and showcasing jazz scene vibrant photographers talents of 20 Chicago area includes original images ofwhose work jazz talented most some of Chicago’s musicians. participants in a design competition in a participants Line Art Center Green the potential for methodologies the activities and expose buildings and objectsout of which life. to ideas come how revealing emerge, Free. Gates, from Theaster additional support and Amy and John Phelan, Eric McKissack, Lab. Arts + Public Life’s Place Poetic Associations: The EnglishNineteenth-Century Gerald of Dr. Collection Poetry N. Wachs Sep 21–Dec 31, 2015 Special Library, Regenstein Exhibition Gallery Collections poets and Victorian Romantic and celebrities often were close friends, part of a literary their influenced that community and personal lives. professional (1937–2013), N. Wachs Gerald Dr. closely with booksellerworking collected Weissman, Stephen that seeking copies their works, the author to by presented were friends, or familyother writers, on display items members. The illuminate collection Wachs’ from of these and works the lives enduring poets. Free. Presented by the University of Chicago Library.

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Sep 18, 2015–Jan 8, 2016 Sep 18, 2015–Jan Gallery Arts Incubator Chicago of the 2015 An exhibition Biennial, Forms of Architecture the process Imagination demystifies ambitious, collaborative of creating creative incite that public projects and ownership action, empowerment, among individuals within South Side documents not Featuring communities. in galleries, projects shared traditionally Urbanism, PORT Avery, Patrick Mikel by and internationalCarlos Rolón/Dzine, UCHQ 3.0 2015 Sep 17–20, Ave) Pier (600 E Grand Navy this As part of EXPO CHICAGO/2015, Department of by work features exhibition Tucker dado, Art alumni (MFA’14): Visual Raffel, Nick Lee, Jinn Bronwen Rae Grant, and Danny Vala, Ramyar Sophia Rhee, and Pope.L William by Curated Volk. Zachary Cahill. $15–30 admission EXPO CHICAGO (expochicago.com). (mcachicago. $100–300 night preview org/vernissage). Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions and the Department of Visual Arts. Memory 2016 Jan 10, Through Smart Museum of Art upon of Chicago reflects As the University of the Smart Museum history, its 125-year installation an experimental Art presents the to relationship art’s explores that of personal and cultural recollection of and other facets nostalgia, histories, project collection-based The memory. and cultures across from works mixes bones to ancient Chinese oracle from eras, Infinite Cube (2014). Gormley’s Antony Free. Presented by the Smart Museum of Art. by Sullivan and long time collaborator collaborator long time and Sullivan by are based and film opera The Griffin. Sean book about acclaimed widely on Lewis’ of the Advancement for the Association A Power Stronger Musicians, Creative The AACM and AmericanThan Itself: Music. Experimental on residents Illinois for free $7–12, (mcachicago.org). Tuesdays Fellowship forSupported by a Mellon at the GrayArts Practice and Scholarship Center for Arts and Inquiry.

6 EXHIBITIONS & VISUAL ARTS | arts.uchicago.edu | ARTS VISUAL & EXHIBITIONS 8 EXHIBITIONS & VISUAL ARTS | arts.uchicago.edu A Photographer’s View Photographer’s A Collegium Exhibitions. Free. inscribed inthebuiltenvironment. erased cultural histories, real orimagined, stands onitsformer site) andexplores sites (The Mecca andCrown Hall,which Prairie responds to specificarchitectural expansion oftheIllinoisInstitute ofDesign. part ofMiesvan derRohe’s planfor the 1892 anddemolishedsixtyyears later as Mecca, anapartmentbuildingbuiltin Overlay focused onthehistory ofThe project by Burgin andD. N.Rodowick. Center MellonCollaborative Fellowship Burgin created aspartofOverlay,aGray A new digitalprojection work by Victor Society Gallery Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Nov 20, 2015–Jan 15,2016 The Renaissance Society Wed, Sep30, 6:30pm Exacting Realism Exhibition Walk-Through: Seductive Free. Impulses. openingreceptionPublic for Expressionist Smart MuseumofArt Wed, Sep30, 7:30–9pm Opening Reception: ExpressionistImpulses Hyde ParkJazzFestival. Free. Oct 25,2015. Photographer’s View,onview through Opening reception for ChicagoJazz:A Café Logan Fri, Sep25,6–9pm Opening Reception for VISUAL ARTS Exhibitions. Free. Umolu, Logan Center ExhibitionsCurator. nationalist ideals.Curated by Yesomi failure inthepursuitofexpansionist and casts thebuiltenvironment asanactof sprawl ofBangalore, So-CalledUtopias dense forests ofAmazonia to theurban Rit Premnath, andothers.Traversing the Smith, Jonathas deAndrade, Sreshta this exhibition features works by Melanie photography, drawing, andsculpture, contemporary artworks across video, and postindustrial sites. Presenting of utopian visionswithpostcolonial

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Presented bythe SmartMuseumofArt. Free. Impulses. openingreceptionPublic for Expressionist Smart MuseumofArt Wed, Sep30, 7:30–9pm Opening Reception: ExpressionistImpulses Free. introduction to Irena Haiduk’s new work. Jordan Stein leadsaninformal Center forContemporaryTheory. Free. Hernandez). Seals, William Hill,andAndres L. Revival ArtsCollective (Anton Brown, JohnVinci, SeanKeller; Frances Whitehead, Adrienne Fischer Taylor, Connie Spreen, Hannah Higgins,Katherine Participants includeBillBrown, what role shouldsalvage play? architectural imagination, Chicago continues to shape and reconciled? Asthecityof reanimation shared, contested, values informing preservation or neighborhoods? How are the within buildings,blocks,and aesthetic questions converge How cansocial,material, and that transform theurban fabric. destruction andconstruction, restoration, andtherhythms of material deterioration and addresses thedynamicsof salvaging. This conversation explores theactandartof The ObjectCultures Project Blackstone Ave) Experimental Station (6100 S Fri, Sep25,1–6pm Salvage 3.0 BuiltSpace Presented bytheRenaissanceSociety.

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Metamorphosis – Photographs from from Photographs – Metamorphosis enjoy free frankfurters, KippenBurgers, garden. Create “biting”food collages and A satirical BBQ intheSmart’s sculpture Smart MuseumofArt Thu, Oct8,5:30–7:30pm Biting Satire Arts +PublicLife’sPlaceLab. Eric McKissack,AmyandJohnPhelan, and additional supportfromTheasterGates, Free. sphere. interaction withthework inthepublic designer inevitably confront theviewer’s intentions andexpectations oftheartist or challenges oftheplanningprocess, asthe and designersinaconversation aboutthe Sierralta. Attendees canjointheartists dialogue moderated by architect Karla architect Dave Walker engageina Urbanism, CarlosRolón/Dzine, and opening day, Mikel Patrick Avery, PORT For ChicagoArchitecture Biennial’s Arts Incubator (12–2pm Panel Discussion) Sat, Oct3,11am–4pm in Design Reception: Intentions andProvocations Center andHydeParkJazzFestival. 18, 2015. Free. from 1979–2015,onview through Oct A MusicalMetamorphosis–Photographs Celebrate theexhibition Lauren Deutsch: and performance by Robert IrvingIII. 6pm reception, 7:30pmartist remarks Logan Center Level 2andCaféLogan Fri, Oct2,6–9pm for Lauren Deutsch: Artist Reception andPerformance History. Free. (date TBA). UChicago Wigeland Visiting Professor Ina Blom,University ofOslo;currently University ofMichigan(Nov 19);and of London (Nov 12);MartinPowers, Curator (Oct 20);CasparMeyer, University Chicago Architecture BiennialAssociate on SocialThought (Oct 1);Irene Sunwoo, include Andrei Pop, UChicagoCommittee a range ofarthistorical subjects.Speakers Smart Lecture Seriespresents speakers on The DepartmentofArtHistory’s 2015–16 Cochrane-Woods ArtCenter, Room 157 Oct 1,20, Nov 12,andNov 19, 4:30pm 1979–2015 SmartLecture Fall Series Opening Forms ofImaginationOpening Presented by Arts + Public Life with Presented byArts+PublicLifewith Presented bytheDepartmentofArt

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ABOVE: J New site-specific work by Jessica Stockholder ROSE’S INCLINATION Sep 12,2015–Jul 2,2017 the Collection Conversations with MEMORY Sep 12,2015–Jan 10, 2016 Inclination (installation view, including remnant ofpaintingby JudyLedgerwood), 2015. Courtesy oftheartist, Mitchell-Innes &NashGallery, andKavi GuptaGallery. Dodo intheStudio (detail), 1910, Pastel onpaper, SmartMuseumof Art,The University ofChicago, GiftofPaul andSusanFreehling inmemoryofMrs.Edna Freehling, 2002.70. •Jessica Stockholder,Rose’s ason Salavon, The Class of 1988 (detail), 1998, Digital C-print, Smart Museum of Art, The University of Chicago, and Susan Garrett, Gift of Gary 2013.17. Art © Jason Salavon. 1890–1990 German andCentral European Art, EXPRESSIONIST IMPULSES Oct 1,2015–Jan 10, 2016 smartmuseum.uchicago.edu Admission isalways free. Allare welcome. So Smart. Creativity sparked. Minds opened. • Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 10 EXHIBITIONS & VISUAL ARTS | arts.uchicago.edu

Logan Center. Presented byDiasporalRhythmsandthe (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $40, students withID$15 1–5pm. collectors. Tour A:9am–1pm, Tour B: opportunity to visitthehomesofmember Rhythms hasoffered thepublicanannual For thepast ten years, Diasporal Buses departfrom theLogan Center Sat, Oct10, 9amand1pm Diasporal Rhythms 2015 HomeTour Studies Center. of CinemaandMediaStudies,Film Exhibitions, theLoganCenter,Department Free. events, workshops andscreenings. CinéVardaExpo, aweeklong program of Center Performance Hallat 7pm.Part of Varda willtake place intheLogan My ThreeLives: Get Moving(potatoesandshells,too). Opening reception for Photographs Hall Logan Center andPerformance Gallery Fri, Oct9, 6–9pm and Artist Talk Society. Free. Wadada Leo Smith. composer, educator, andvisual artist this exhibition ofscores by trumpeter, Join usto celebrate theopeningof The Renaissance Society Sun, Oct11,4–7pm The LanguageScores,1967–2015 Opening Reception: Ankhrasmation: Architecture Biennial. of ArtinpartnershipwiththeChicago Free. view at theSmartMuseum. specific installation Rose’sInclinationison and architecture. Stockholder’s new site- generally the relationship between art work andarchitecture, andmore the relationship between Stockholder’s architectural theorist SeanKeller discuss Artist Jessica Stockholder and Smart MuseumofArt Sat, Oct10, 2pm Conversation withSeanKeller Art. Free. on view inExpressionistImpulses. and Spam-baseddelicaciesinspired by art Artist Talk: Jessica Stockholder in CinéVardaExpo Presented by Logan Center Presented byLoganCenter Presented by the Renaissance Presented bythe Renaissance Presented bytheSmartMuseum Presented bytheSmartMuseumof

AnArtistTalkby Agnès : Opening Reception : OpeningReception Exhibitions. Chicago Center in DelhiandLoganCenter Free. on view through Nov 10, 2015. Opening reception for LookingAskance, Singh Marg, New Delhi) Delhi (DLFCapitol Point, BabaKharak SKEandUChicagoCenterGallery in Fri, Oct16,6–8pm Opening Reception: LookingAskance Presented bytheSmartMuseumofArt. Free. Interpreter inResidence. hour hosted by Erika Dudley, theSmart’s A creative, community-building social Smart MuseumofArt Thu, Oct15,5:30–7:30pm At theThreshold Arts +PublicLife’sPlaceLab. Eric McKissack,AmyandJohnPhelan, additional supportfromTheasterGates, Free. artists andmusicians. revealed andactivated by agroup oflocal Avery andPORT Urbanismwillbe percussion installation by Mikel Patrick LifePublic Rickshaw andthecollaborative Carlos Rolón/Dzine’s redesigned Arts+ Arts Incubator Wed, Oct14,6–8pm Activation Collegium forCultureandSociety. Free. neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu/events. Williams-Davidson. Information at Tsouhlarakis, Alaka Wali, andTerri-Lynn Rush, Jessica Stockholder, Anna Louise Mandell,Justin Richland,Stuart Carrerio, BenDavidson, Robert Davidson, context. Participants includeDaron Nations artwork inacontemporary norms, andlaw asthey relate to First principles, symbolic meanings,social relationships amongformal artistic Alaka Wali. This first event will examine Richland, Jessica Stockholder, and Collegium project organized by Justin of work to ground thepreliminary gathering Artists willgive presentations ontheir Society Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Tue, Oct13,allday and Law in ContemporaryAmericanIndianArt Exploring BoundariesandContexts Open FieldsInaugural Event: Forms of Imagination: Reveal and FormsofImagination:Revealand , an ongoing Neubauer Open Fields,anongoingNeubauer Presented by The University of Presented byThe Universityof Presented byArts+PublicLifewith Presented bytheNeubauer

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Chicago, Illinois 60637 Cobb Hall, 4th Floor 5811 South Ellis Avenue at the of University Chicago THE RENAISSANCE SOCIETY at theGray Center for ArtsandInquiry&MCA Stage New Works Initiative. Supported by aMellonFellowship for ArtsPractice andScholarship graycenter.uchicago.edu &mcachicago.org Oct 16–17, 7:30p of Contemporary ArtChicago Edlis NeesonTheater at theMuseum Ensemble (ICE) With theInternational Contemporary Afterword, theopera positionality, andtestament. Musicians (AACM), butrather acoming-of ageopera ofideas, Not ahistory ofthe Association for theAdvancement ofCreative GEORGE LEWIS,CATHERINE SULLIVAN, SEANGRIFFIN The AACM (as) Opera AFTERWORD: CENTENNIAL

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Diagram as Paradigm: The Diagrammatic Mode in Medieval Art Fri, Oct 23, 6pm of Chicago, Art Institute HallFullerton (111 S Michigan Ave) From Cross to Crucifix: Rereading Hrabanus Maurus’s inIn Honor of the Holy Cross Century Thirteenth the Late Mon, Oct 26, 4:30pm Art Center, Cochrane-Woods 157 Room Marian Diagrams and Dominican Devotion: Berthold Visible Theology: Diagrams andVisible Theology: Thought Dynamics of Medieval Mon, Oct 26Fri, Oct 23 6pm; 4:30pm 27, Oct and Tue, of Louise in memory Endowed PhD’94, every Smith Bross, a bring the lectures years three scholar of pre-1800 distinguished art and architecture European are lectures The campus. to subsequently published by F. Jeffrey the UChicago Press. University Harvard Hamburger, of Professor Francke Kuno willGerman Art and Culture, the Department of Artdeliver Smith Bross Louise History’s In these lectures, Lectures. the uses of considers Hamburger of the as instruments diagrams divine in theology and biblical one of on focusing before exegesis and extensive elaborate the most from survived have to examples period. the medieval -

to theto invitation the to society’s first meeting in 1915), the Ren became independent legally and financially in the 1970s. According Solveig to Øvstebø, Executive Director and Chief Curator,“being at the University is absolutely at the core of who are we and what do. we frequently We draw resources and people amazing the on here, and in we turn aim contribute to theto academic and creative commu nity around us. the At same time, our independence gives us the freedom beto bold and uncompromising in the can we way support artists.” 4. The Ren has only had women directors. Femalefigures in the arts and the academy have been central the to Renaissance Society’s success since its founding. Watson Eva Schütze, artist and director from 1929 until her death in 1935, was responsible for Society’s Renaissance the establishing mission as a “laboratory” for art and (1974–2013) Ghez Susanne ideas. expanded the institution’s scope with exhibitions. Art Conceptual landmark Director Øvstebø, who took over in 2013, is focused on developing and commissioning museum’s the activity. publishing helped Society Renaissance The 5. establish Doc Films, a staple of culture. campus UChicago The Ren presented a series of films in House International with partnership throughout the early 1930s, which, as stated on an invitation a film to series that took place over the summer of 1934, included “foreign talking films, travel pictures, and science motion film student The demonstrations.” society formalized in 1940 as the International House Documentary Film Group, later shortened Doc to collaborate to continued and Films, with the Ren into the 1980s. In celebration of its Centennial, presents Society Renaissance the a special program of exhibitions, across collaborations and events, Find fall. this beyond and campus here happenings Centennial on details in the 2015 Fall UChicago Arts Guide renaissancesociety.org. at online or 1

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1. In its 100-year history, the Renaissance Society has exhibitions andpresented 511 hundreds lectures, of discussions, and presentations renowned from scholars.artists and In its early years the Ren hosted Laredo as figures important such founder Institute Oriental Taft, James Henry Breasted, Gertrude Stein, and Zora Neale Hurston, program recent more while poet included have contributors and performer N. Nevada LaTasha 2 Let Us Celebrate embodies the Ren’s past not just cago, the Ren is formally independent of the University. Diggs and musician C. Spencer Exhibitions Yeh. presented over the years have ranged from exhibits of avant garde works in the 1930s student to and member shows during the 1950s internationally-significant to shows since the 1980s, though therehas always been a focus on art as a crucial way understandto and interpret the present. 2. The Ren hasn’t always been located in Cobb Hall. Other UChicago sites have served as home to the Renaissance and (1930–1938) Hall Wieboldt including Society, (1938–1978). Hall Goodspeed The Ren also collaborates with institutions nationally and (for exhibitions tour and co-commission to internationally instance, Pierre Huyghe’s 2000 film The Third Memory was produced in partnership with Centre Pompidou, Paris). Jordan Stein, Curator of Special Projects at the Renaissance Society and curator of Let Us Celebrate While Youth Lingers and Ideas Flow: Archives 1915–2015 former Goodspeed Hall gallery, for example, hundreds of incredible artworks were shown in what is currently a series of piano practice rooms. Although the physical layout of the space has changed, just being there holds a significant charge. displayingby neat, old stuff, butby encouraging visitorsto walk through the different buildings that have housed the institution over the years.” 3. While maintaining close ties to the University of Chi Though founded UChicago by faculty members in 1915 to “stimulate of love the beautiful, and enrich to the life of the community through the cultivation of the arts” (according 3 4 This year, the Renaissance the Society year, This 100th its Beguncelebrates anniversary. in UChicago of a group 1915 academics, by into Renaissancethe Society has grown an important international in the voice contemporary art Centennial This world. anniversary opportunity a critical presents futures, possible but it imagine Ren’s the to look a fond back some for at a time also is notable and achievements, contributions, key remarkable facts past its from 100 years. By Anna Searle Jones By University of Chicago of University of 100 Years Celebrating Art Contemporary Groundbreaking Renaissance Society at the Society at Renaissance Didn’t Know about the Didn’t Know 5 Things You (Probably) (Probably) 5 Things You

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, 2014 (video still). Courtesy of the artist and Galeria Nara Roesler. , 2014 (video still). Courtesy of the artist Nara and Galeria Fordlandia Smith, Melanie SO-CALLED UTOPIAS November 20, 2015 – January 10, 2016 – January 10, 2015 20, November Friday, November 20, 2015, 6–9 pm 2015, 20, November Friday, Presented by the Department of Visual Arts. Presented by the Department Presented by the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society. the Neubauer Collegium Presented by Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions. Opening Reception: So-called Utopias Opening Reception: Melanie Smith, Jonathas de Andrade, and Sreshta Rit Premnath,Rit Sreshta and Andrade, de Jonathas Smith, Melanie Featuring: among others. Reception: the public and opening to Free Gallery Center Logan IL, 60637 Chicago, 60th Street, 915 East arts.uchicago.edu/logan-center/exhibitions Jacob Proctor and architectural historian Sean Keller. Additional Sean Keller. historian and architectural Proctor Jacob neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu/exhibitions. at details Free. Cauleen Smith 16, 6pm Mon, Nov Penthouse Performance Center Logan video installations, multi-channel film, produces Cauleen Smith objects, music, and sculptural incorporate that events and live the National by Artist named Outstanding Smith was text. and has received in 2012 Media Arts and Culture for Alliance American Film Institute, the Film Arts Foundation from grants Capital. Her films and Creative Foundation, Rockefeller Museum of Kitchen; The at shown have and installations for Buena Center Yerba Art Chicago; Threewalls; Contemporary Museum of Art; and others. Smith Angeles County the Arts; Los & Politics of Race Study the for an Arts + Public Life/Center was in 2012/2013. artists-in-residence Culture Free. 6–9pm 20, Fri, Nov Gallery Center Logan group So-called Utopias, an international for Opening reception visions with of utopian the intersection examines that exhibition contemporary presenting sites, and postindustrial postcolonial On sculpture. and drawing photography, video, across artworks 2016. Jan 10, through view Free. –

Petra Andrejova-Molnár­

Presented by the Smart Presented by the Logan Center andPresented by the Logan A Backward Glance: 125 Years Glance: A Backward Opening Reception and Performance and Performance Reception Opening Book Launch and Panel Discussion for Discussion Book Launch and Panel Talk: W.J.T. Mitchell on Infinite Mitchell W.J.T. Talk: Cube 12, 6pm Thu, Nov Art Center Cochrane-Woods will Mitchell W.J.T. Professor a on Infinite Cube (2014), reflect comprised sculpture captivating grid ofof a seemingly endless light in the Smart Museum’s will discuss Mitchell collection. origin, which was the sculpture’s developed a concept by inspired son Gabriel and his late by Gormley. Antony artist by realized Free. Museum of Art. Thu, Nov 12, 7pmThu, Nov Center and Logan Café Logan Hall Performance the opening of A Backward Celebrate Arts at theGlance: 125 Years of Student with the exhibition’s University of Chicago and the present Past the students. stars: performances through together come Light groups. student current from will be served. refreshments Free. 125 Years of InquiryUniversity of Chicago: and Impact. of Student Arts at the University of Arts at the University of Student Chicago Burin: Petra Andrejova-Molnár— Katarina Contribution and Collaboration 13, 4–6pm Fri, Nov and Culture for Neubauer Collegium Society the exploring panel discussion This exhibition Contribution and Collaboration will be the celebrating a reception by followed catalogue, launch of the accompanying includes that König, Walther published by Curator Neubauer Collegium by texts for for

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TRIPTYCH: CYCLE

Presented by the Logan Center and Presented by the Department ofPresented by the Department Presented by Arts + Public Life. Excerpts from from Excerpts Lecture, Opening Reception, and Reception, Opening Lecture,

of Chicago 6pm 10, Nov Tue, Tour for Greetings from the Midway: for Tour A Postcard History of the University Penthouse Performance Center Logan Morton and Sterling Neil Harris, Preston and Art Emeritus in History Professor of Chicago, the University at History entitled Visualizing, a lecture will deliver Recalling, and Marketing the University of the GreetingsChicago: The Early Years at opening,from the Midway exhibition and tour an exhibition by followed reception. Free. University of Chicago: 125 Years of Inquiry and Impact.

elements. Quaytman was included in the was elements. Quaytman Biennial and has exhibited Whitney 2010 the world, throughout extensively the Centreincluding the Guggenheim, Museum of Art, Aviv the Tel Pompidou, the Renaissance at exhibition solo a 2013 others. and many Society, Free. Visual Arts. R.H. Quaytman 6pm 9, Nov Mon, Penthouse Performance Center Logan structured are paintings R.H. Quaytman’s book, each exhibitionas an ongoing each painting part of another chapter, method ongoing This context. a larger silkscreened optical abstraction, deploys diamond occasionally photographs, trompe l’oeil and hand-painted dust, Thu, Nov 12, 6–7:30pm Thu, Nov adé Soleil Barak artist Performance TRIPTYCH: selections from presents engagingCYCLE, a performance social and political legaciesephemeral, and “African- within disability culture Arts Incubator, Second Floor Flex Space Floor Flex Second Arts Incubator, Included is #IAMCHAIR, Americana.” in created intervention a performance venue’s a cultural to in response Montréal as part of Presented inaccessibility. Forms of Imagination during the Chicago Biennial, this performance Architecture cultural the need for to attention draws designers, and architects, spaces’ design how consider always to organizers they the audiences includes and excludes reach. seek to Free. Free.

Presented by the Renaissance Society. Thomas Hirschhorn & Yasmil & Yasmil Thomas Hirschhorn

Raymond: A Conversation about A Conversation Raymond: Monument—A the Gramsci Living Sculpture 7pm Oct 27, Tue, Performance Center Logan Penthouse Hirschhorn Thomas artist Swiss Yasmil and MoMA curator their work discuss Raymond on the acclaimedtogether to Monument, a tribute Gramsci Gramsci. philosopher Antonio this in 2013, Commissioned summer-long installation—a structure outdoor sprawling out of everyday collaged built in the materials—was of the South Bronx courtyard by Houses projects Forest It offered housing residents. of lectures, a daily program poetry workshops, children’s and an onsiteperformances, Post-conversation station. radio Bill Brown, by Q&A moderated ServiceUChicago Distinguished Culture in American Professor the Arts. for and Deputy Provost (doors limited seating Free, open 6:45pm). Presented by the Arts, Science & Culture Initiative and the Department of Visual Arts. Opening Reception: Drawings McCarthy: Paul 8, 4–7pm Sun, Nov Society The Renaissance the opening of this celebrate Join us to Paul on paper by of works exhibition McCarthy. Free.

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origins and development in late 20th- in late origins and development by digital films with plots driven century Internet. and the burgeoning technology IRC, Screen, Green Terminal for Get ready and phone jamming as Doc Films presents modern life, look at a delightfully dated and when mnemonic couriers created than plausible seemed more rays death and smartphones. HighlightsFacebook include 5), and The Matrix (Dec 3). (Nov (tickets. pass $30 quarterly $5/film, 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by Doc Films. that Defined a Generation times Oct 2–Dec 4, various Fridays, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky in the 1960s, retired bosses As old studio creative unprecedented gave execs fresh of filmmakers a generation to control making movies with tradition, who broke less loosely structured, more were that of depicting and unafraid formalistic, nine The and sex. violence, drug use, a glimpse of thefilms in the series offer ways new reflecting Hollywood, New and the American life of understanding them. framed changes that aesthetic Highlights include American Graffiti (Oct 2), 30). 9), and The Exorcist (Oct (Oct (tickets. pass $30 quarterly $5/film, 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by Doc Films.

(Oct 15), and(Oct (Nov 5).(Nov Presented by Doc Films. (Oct 8), Shaft (Oct The Films of Gordon Parks The Films of Gordon

Hackers, Geeks, and Cyberpunks

Thursdays, Oct 1–Dec 3, various times Oct 1–Dec 3, various Thursdays, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky the “hacker” ethos’ series examines This Ida Noyes Hall Ida Noyes honors retrospective This and director photographer African the first Parks, Gordon a and direct write American to seriesThe film. feature Hollywood screening begins with a free early documentariesof Parks’ Diary of a Harlem Family, Flavio, and The World of Piri Thomas— highlight films that three andhis humanitarian focus social justice. to commitment Highlights include The Learning Tree Leadbelly pass $30 quarterly $5/film, 773.702. (tickets.uchicago.edu, ARTS). Thursdays, Oct 1–Nov 19, 7pm 19, Oct 1–Nov Thursdays, Cinema, Max Palevsky Four Adventures of Reinette and (Oct 6),Money No Enough (Oct : Contemporary Singapore Dreaming: Contemporary Eric Rohmer’s Comedies and Proverbs

Singaporean Cinema Singaporean Sep 29–Dec 1, 7pm Tuesdays, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky Singapore’s since In the 50 years to cinema has worked independence, representations challenge oversimplified In this series of the island city-state. run the gamut from films that of ten reflection, sympathetic to satire acerbic shed a light on filmmakers Singaporean Highlights and worst. best their nation’s include 20), and BeSingapore Dreaming (Oct With Me (Dec 1). (tickets. pass $30 quarterly $5/film, 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by Doc Films, SAMSU, International Student Advisory Board, Student Government, and the Committee on Southern Asian Studies. Mondays, Sep 28–Nov 30, 7pm 30, Sep 28–Nov Mondays, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky , than his Moral Tales lighthearted More riffs on a series of Eric Rohmer director witty aphorisms on “the spirit of social retrospective The games” in this cycle. comedies, late with four concludes including (Nov 9), Rendezvous in ParisMirabelle (Nov 30). 23), and Autumn Tale (Nov (Nov (tickets. pass $30 quarterly $5/film, 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by Doc Films, France Chicago Center, Cultural Service at the Consulate General of France in Chicago, and the Institut Français in Paris. FILM Presented by the Renaissance Presented by the Renaissance Society. Presented by . Born is SmartExpressionist Impulses Mike Kelley, Paul McCarthy, Paul Mike Kelley, Pleasures: Press, (UChicago Pettibon Raymond with work McCarthy’s discusses 2013), all ofPettibon, and Kelley to reference the at exhibited previously whom have Society. Renaissance Free. Expressionist Impulses Gallery Talk: 2pm Dec 12, Sat, Smart Museum of Art A. Born and Professor Richard Curator the art on view Heller discuss Reinhold in Chief and Interim Museum Senior Curator Emeritus in Art Heller is Professor Curator. the Committee Studies, Germanic History, and the College. Arts, on the Visual Free. Presented by the Smart Museum of Art. South Side Connections Sun, Dec 13, 1pm Arts Incubator of its kind, first the public event, This four between marks a collaboration Side visual arts South long-standing all of which celebrate organizations, year or this significant anniversaries Society (1915), the Renaissance last: Art Center (1939), Park the Hyde Art Centerthe South Side Community (1940), and the Smart Museum (1974). various explores program afternoon The our between points of connection defines the what considering histories, of visual and presentation development on this side of Chicago. culture Free. Society, Hyde Park Art Center, South Side Community Art Center, Smart Museum, and Arts and Public Life. Sponsored by the Presented by the Renaissance Centennial: A Centennial: Launch – Book

Hito Steyerl Hito Dec 1, 6pm Tue, Room Screening Center Logan filmmaking prolific Steyerl’s Hito a highlyand writing occupies the position between discursive and fields of art, philosophy, a deeppolitics, constituting capitalism’s of late exploration and financialsocial, cultural, has exhibited imaginaries. Steyerl the around major venues at including Documenta 12;world Venice the German Pavillion; atBiennale; and solo exhibitions of Chicago andthe Art Institute Art Museum of Contemporary Chicago. Free. Department of Visual Arts, The Center for the Study of Gender Cinema/ and Sexuality’s Counter Media Project, andCounter Goethe-Instut Chicago. Cary Levine, The (De)Civilizing Process: Cary Levine, Paul McCarthy’s Regressive Routines Dec 8, 7pm Tue, Center Film Studies with the in conjunction Presented of exhibition Society’s Renaissance Art historian McCarthy, Paul by drawings author of Pay for Your Cary Levine, History of the Renaissance Society of the Renaissance History 8pm 21, Nov Sat, Penthouse Performance Center Logan of a major marking the launch An event featuring Society publication, Renaissance L. Baldwin, Davarian from contributions Bruce Anne Rorimer, Nina Möntmann, and others. Jenkins, R.H. Quaytman, Free. Exhibitions. Society and Logan Center

In. Practice

, a new digital projection Prairie, a new Presented by the Neubauer Presented by the Renaissance Society Presented by the Smart Museum of Art. Opening Reception for Victor Burgin: Victor for Reception Opening

Nov 20–22, 2015 Nov in late announced Locations Opening Reception: Let Us CelebrateOpening Reception: While Youth Lingers and Ideas Flow 6–9pm 20, Fri, Nov Lab Center Gray the opening of this celebrate Join us to the first from materials of archival exhibition Society. of the Renaissance years hundred Free. in partnership with the Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry. Symposium: 2015 September a series of inquiriesIn. Practice offers relevant in concerns anchored art institutions contemporary to approaches event The internationally. in both senses of the word: practice developed of working both as a way a long period, and as a perpetual over the boundaries of into experiment and identity-building. exhibition-making Ranjit Archey, include Karen Speakers Huberman, Nina Anthony Hoskote, Rifky, Sarah Pope.L, Möntmann, William Stimson. and Blake required registration Free, (renaissancesociety.org). Presented by the Renaissance Society. To See in Black and White Gallery Talk: 21, 2pm Nov Sat, Prairie 6–9pm 20, Fri, Nov and Culture for Collegium Neubauer Society opening of Victor the exhibition Celebrate Burgin’s as part of Overlay, a Gray created work Fellowship Mellon Collaborative Center N. Rodowick. and D. Burgin by project of The on the history Overlay focused built in 1892 an apartment building Mecca, as part later years and demolished sixty the of expansion der Rohe’s of Mies van of Design. Prairie responds Illinois Institute explores and sites specific architectural to or imagined, real histories, cultural erased inscribed in the built environment. Free. Collegium for Culture and Society. Smart Museum of Art Kimberly Mims Independent curator from the modern photography discusses in on view Europe and Central Germany To See in Black and White. Free.

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Presented by Arts + Public Presented by the Smart Museum of kowski and Tadeusz Kantor from Kantor and Tadeusz kowski South Side Home Movies South Side Home ś

Artists, Amateurs, Alternative Spaces: Experimental Cinema in Eastern Europe, 1960–1990 Fri, Oct 23, 7pm Room Screening Center Logan film shortsIndependent and experimental the period to the postwar from dating in Eastern decades of Communism last Mieczysław by Including works Europe. Wa Križnar and the OHO Naško Poland; Havrilla and Vladimir Slovenia; from Group Czechoslovakia. the former from Free. Art and Film Studies Center. Renwick with Vanessa An Evening 7pm Fri, Oct 30, Room Screening Center Logan films Renwick’s filmmaker Portland-based lives and secret the hidden stories “reveal weirdness” define our great national that Q&A with the filmmaker. Q&A recommended reservations Free, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, the Logan Center Exhibitions, Presented by and Department of Cinema Logan Center, and Film Studies Center. Media Studies, Thu, Oct 22, 7pm Arts Incubator and scholarFilm historian a presents Stewart Jacqueline of 8mm, Super8mm,screening 16mm films, and home videos part of an as (VHS or mini-DV) and of the history ongoing study South Side. of Chicago’s culture these films, audiences viewing By andwill see aspects of family left out of often life community books. history Free. Life and the South Side Home Movie Project.

Closing Night

(2008, 110 min., 35mm)

Les Plages d’Agnès / The Presented by Logan Center CinéVardaExpo : Screening of ofLes: Screening CinéVardaExpo

of Cléo de 5 à 7 / Screening Screening: Screening: Beaches of Agnès Thu, Oct 15, 6pm Hall Performance Center Logan and recreations, Using photographs, illustrates Varda her films, from scenes her from of her life, stages the various and his death Demy Jacques marriage to her childhood memoriesin 1990 to would the fishing village that of Sète, film. the subject of her first become these memories are through Woven shot on the sequences dreamlike lonely, and influenced have beaches that many Post-screening the filmmaker. inspired Glaneurs et la glaneuse / The Gleaners / The et la glaneuse Glaneurs 82 mins.) and I (2000, 7pm Mon, Oct 12, S Kimbark Ave) House (7200 Black Cinema the for camera used a small digital Varda famous Millet’s François Taking time. first of the gleaners as a point painting of of the tradition she retraces departure, modern day for gleaning and searches others off what live gleaners—those who and France in rural waste—both consider and dumpsters markets farmer’s weekly at the notion of expands Varda in Paris. someone include herself, to “gleaning” the from stories who gleans images and Q&A Post-screening her. around world with the filmmaker. Free. Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center. (1961, 90 min.) Cléo From Five To Seven (1961, Oct 14, 7:30pm Wed, Ave) N Southport (3733 Theatre Music Box of her career, the start a singer at Cléo, while Paris through restlessly wanders Cléo’s of a biopsy. the results for waiting in real is shown Paris through journey and embodies a half, in an hour and time, Facing of self-discovery. her journey a profound Cléo undergoes death, who sees a woman from transformation eyes people’s other herself only through with the one who engages actively to and the people she reality surrounding Q&A Post-screening meets on her way. with the filmmaker. $12 (musicboxtheatre.com). Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center.

Still Photography Mise-en-scène As

7P., cuis., s. de b... (à saisir) / 7 Salut les Cubains / Hello Cubans

Jane B. par Agnès V. / Jane B. by CinéVardaExpo: CinéVardaExpo: : Jessica Stockholder: Jessica CinéVardaExpo

Installation / Installation As Mise-en- scène Sun, Oct 11, 4pm Hall Performance Center Logan Including mins.),rms, kit, bath... [grab it] (1984, 27 empty a mysteriously a visit to where imagine to the viewer apartment invites and its future, its inhabitants, its past, and Varda mins.), where 97 Agnès V. (1987, in biopic format abandons the traditional of gorgeous mix of a freewheeling favor on sequences fantasy and unexpected icon and fashion actress, singer, famed Jane Birkin. recommended reservations Free, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center. and Agnès Varda in Conversation Varda and Agnès 12–1pm Sun, Oct 11, Center Logan & W. Raymond Stockholder, Jessica Gruner DistinguishedMartha Hilpert and Chair of the Professor Service Arts will of Visual UChicago Department in a conversation Varda engage Agnès and process. about her work recommended reservations Free, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Exhibitions, thePresented by Logan Center of Cinema andLogan Center, Department Studies Center. Media Studies, and Film and Moving Pictures Sun, Oct 11, 2pm Logan Center Performance Hall Performance Center Logan Including 1,800 of over 30 mins.), composed (1963, of Cuban life a portrait offer that photos and Ulysse the revolution, after years four a to returns Varda (1982, 22 mins.), where of a naked in 1954 she took photograph near a on the beach standing man and boy the subjects, tracked When corpse. goat’s do not remember later, thirty years down the photo, surrounding the circumstances a haunting meditationthe film becomes of memory. nature on the elusive intro. Filmmaker recommended reservations Free, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center.

Women Reply Sans toit ni loi / Playing Colors

Réponse de femmes / Women

CinéVardaExpo: CinéVardaExpo: : CinéVardaExpo (1958, 24 min.), 24 Du côté de la côte (1958,

(1976, 120 mins.). (1976, recommended reservations Free, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center. Sat, Oct 10, 4pm Oct 10, Sat, Room Screening Center Logan Including 8 min.) and L’une chante Reply (1975, l’autre pas / One Sings, the Other Doesn’t Vagabond (1985) 7pm Oct 10, Sat, Room Screening Center Logan the filmShot in a semi-documentary style, girl frozen opens on the body of a young in Southern somewhere in a ditch death to reconstruct to attempts film The France. people based on things said by her life portray to it is impossible Yet who met her. from withdrew surly vagabond Mona. The freedom: in complete lead a life society to live, to without a place without money, know can we What without compromises. silence can rebellious about her? How be on the road or freedom be narrated, grasped? recommended reservations Free, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center. Sat, Oct 10, 2pm Oct 10, Sat, Logan Center Screening Room Screening Center Logan In cinematography uses exquisite Varda a conjure to in bright primary colors Riviera. vision of the French hyper-real films, provocative most One of Varda’s Le Bonheur (1965, 80 min.) examines, and cheery palette with a deceptively the ideas of of Mozart, strains the spirited in a modern, self- fidelity and happiness world. centered recommended reservations Free, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center. (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, the Exhibitions, Center by Logan Presented and Department of Cinema Logan Center, and Film Studies Center. Media Studies,

My Three Lives:

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CinéVardaExpo: Gallery Opening CinéVardaExpo Opening Night CinéVardaExpo:

Reception for Photographs Get Moving for Reception (potatoes and shells, too) Fri, Oct 9, 5–9pm Fri, Oct 9, Gallery Center Logan Photographs for Opening reception Get Moving (potatoes and shells, too). willVarda Agnés and filmmaker Artist of CinéVardaExpo, a Part be present. workshops of events, program weeklong and screenings. Free. Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center. Screening: Screening: Agnès Varda: From Here to There (2011) Agnès Varda: From Here 90 min.):Episodes 1 and 2 (2012, Thu, Oct 8, 5pm min.): 135 Episodes 3-5 (2012, Thu, Oct 8, 7pm Room Screening Center Logan and documentary, travelogue, Part this series originally made visual essay, the chronicles television French for around travels filmmaker’s indefatigable Italy, Portugal, Mexico, Visiting the world. meets Varda and other locations, Russia, with film and engages in conversation Alexander luminaries such as Chris Marker, and and Carlos Reygadas, Sokurov, Boltanski Christian including visual artists in (Filmmaker Messager. and Annette attendance). recommended reservations Free, 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by Logan Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center. An Artist Talk Fri, Oct 9, 7pm Fri, Oct 9, recommended reservations Free, Logan Center Performance Hall Performance Center Logan will speak about Varda In this talk, Agnès as a as a photographer, lives”: her “three visual artist.” and as a “young filmmaker, Davis typically portrayed unconventional unconventional portrayed typically Davis still yet characters, and unsympathetic with audiences captivate managed to performances. and iconic her powerful 15), (Nov include Now, Voyager Highlights 22), and What Ever (Nov All About Eve to Baby Jane? (Dec 6). Happened (tickets. pass quarterly $30 $5/film, 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by Doc Films.

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Studies Center. stereoscopic materials for the for materials stereoscopic 15 years. over for 3-D Film Archive Free. controversial anti-atomic-testing anti-atomic-testing controversial pulled from mysteriously film a few just after release theatrical Meticulously restored play-dates. original in 2K from and mastered elements. Bob Furmanek35mm of and president is founder and an the 3-D Film Archive writer producer, award-winning archivist/ and motion picture Kintz, 3-D Greg historian. has supervisor, technical Archive’s and vintage rare remastered 3D Rarities: Midwest Premiere 3D Rarities: Midwest Furmanek andwith Robert Greg Kintz Greg Fri, Oct 2, 7pm Room Screening Center Logan of stereoscopic A collection of the dawn from treasures including 3D cinematography, film Thru the demonstration Trees, Washington DC (1922), of footage incredible featuring City; York the capital and New inCasper the Friendly Ghost burlesqueBoo Moon (1953); comedy and Retrospective Retrospective Oct 4–Dec 6, 7pmSundays, Hall Cinema, Ida Noyes Max Palevsky in Of role Beginning with her breakout 4), this seriesHuman Bondage (Oct the influential and prolific celebrates no doubt one Davis, of Bette film career the silver grace to actresses of the best and independent, Strong-willed screen.

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, Episodes * (see page 19) * (see page 19) * (see page 19) * (see page 19) by Agnès by Varda* (see page 18) PUBLIC EVENTS PUBLIC All events free unless otherwise indicated. Reservations recommended (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). present Filmmaker = * Photographs Get Moving (potatoes and shells, too) page 5) Through Nov 8, 2015, Logan Center Gallery Agnès de ci de là Varda / Agnès Varda: From Hereto An Artist Talk Artist : An (see page 18) (see page 18) , Episodes 1 and 2*(see page 18) * (see page 18) There Thu, Oct 8, 5pm, Logan Center Screening Room Agnès de ci de là Varda / Agnès Varda: From Here to There 3–5* (see page 18) Thu, Oct 8, 7pm, Logan Center Screening Room Photographs for Reception Opening Get Moving (potatoes and shells, too) Fri, Oct 9, 5–9pm, Logan Center Gallery Lives Three My Fri, Oct 9, 7pm, Logan Center Performance Hall Colors Playing Sat, Oct 10, 2pm, Logan Center Screening Room Reply Women Sat, Oct 10, 4pm, Logan Center Screening Room Sans toit ni loi / Vagabond (see page 18) Sat, Oct 10, 7pm, Logan Center Screening Room Jessica Stockholder and Agnès Varda in Conversation* (see page 19) Sun, Oct 11, 12–1pm, Logan Center Still Photography and Moving Pictures (see page 19) Sun, Oct 11, 2pm, Logan Center Performance Hall Mise-en-scène Installation As As InstallationMise-en-scène / Sun, Oct 11, 4pm, Logan Center Performance Hall Screening of Les Glaneurs et la glaneuse / The Gleaners and I Mon, Oct 12, 7pm, Black Cinema House (7200 S Kimbark Ave) Screening of Cléo de 5 à 7 / Cléo From Seven Five To Wed, Oct 14, 7:30pm, Music Box Theatre (3733 N Southport $12 (musicboxtheatre.com) Ave) Les Plages d’Agnès / The Beaches of Agnès Thu, Oct 15, 6pm, Logan Center Performance Hall Presented Logan by Center Exhibitions, the Logan Center, Department of Cinema and Media Studies, and Film Studies Center at the University of Chicago. Additional support provided the by France Chicago Center, University of Chicago Arts Council, Chuck Roven Fund, Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York, DOVA- Open Practice Committee, Franke Institute for the Humanities, Institut Français in Paris, Norman Wait Harris Fund, Ng Family Visiting Artist Fund, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, and the Center for the Study of Gender Project. and Cinema/Media Counter Sexuality’s Department Studies, MA of Director and Lecturer Bluher, Dominique by Organized of Cinema and Media Studies; Camille Morgan, Logan Center Exhibitions Curatorial Coordinator; Leigh Fagin, Associate Director of University Arts Engagement; Julia Gibbs, Assistant Director, Film Studies Center. - - - - - ,

Cléo Sev From Five To , 1985) and Glaneurs Les , 2000). Her latest feature The Beaches of Agnès of Beaches The ( Vagabond The Gleaners and I Gleaners and The , 1961), Sans toit ni loi ( 2008), premiered at the Venice Film Festival in Sep 2009. Since 2003, Varda was invited curator by Hans Ulrich Obrist showto her visual art at the Venice Biennale. Since then, performance and sculptures, installations, photography, her pieces have been exhibited internationally. During her visit, Varda will participate in several events for UChicago students. These include master classes on her work as a director of fiction and documentary films and a gallery talkfor graduate students from the Department of Visual Arts, the Department Cinema and Media Studies, and the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures. Cin ema and Media Studies is offering a mixed undergraduate/ graduate course on Agnès Varda’s work this fall. More information and full event schedule at varda.uchicago.edu. length d’Agnès film, Plages Les added. “I am thrilled thatAgnès Varda is coming the to University of Chicago celebrate to her work with us.” Varda is one 87, of theAt most significantvoices Frenchin and European cinema as well as in theworld of art. Some times called the “grandmother ofthe French New Wave,” she has created more than 40 short, documentary, and fic tion films for both TV and cinema, and staged manyexhibi her Among pieces. installation and photographs of tions best-known works are Cléo de ( 5 à 7 ( glaneuse la et en ” from Sep 11 Nov to 8. includes an opening reception and public public and reception opening an includes

lecture Varda by on Oct 9, a conversation between Varda and artist and Department of Visual Art faculty member Jessica Stockholder onOct 11, and screenings of selected films throughout theweek—many attendedVardaby herself. As part of the celebration, the Logan Center Gallery will host an exhibition of Varda’s recent work, Photographs Get Moving (potatoes and shells, too), “I Varda’s love poetic wit and intelligence, and the way she anchors the conceptual in the sensual. She is also unafraid of transformation: as she likes put to it, ‘I am an old filmmaker who has becomeyoung a visual artist,’” Bluher CinéVardaExpo “Inher work, Agnès Varda displays a powerful talent for weaving together questions of the individual and the collective, the subjective and the objective, the real and the imaginary, and the beautiful and the dismal,” said Dominique Bluher, Lecturer and Director of MA Studies in the Department of Cinema and Media Studies and one of the organizers of Varda’s residency. Renowned French film director and visual film director French Renowned will spend Oct 8 to Varda Agnès artist as part of a UChicago at 15 in residence of her work, celebration major weeklong Chicago. CinéVardaExpo.Agnès Varda in By Susie Allen, AB’09 Susie Allen, By

Filmmaker Agnès Varda in residence in residence Varda Agnès Filmmaker weeklong for UChicago Oct 8–15 at public including free celebration and screenings talks, exhibition, CinéVardaExpo

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(see page 14) (see So-called Utopias page 7) (see 2016 10, 2015–Jan 20, Nov Fri, Nov Opening Reception: page 16) 6–9pm (see 20, Gallery Center Logan Thu, Nov 12, 6–7:30pm Nov Thu, Floor Second Arts Incubator, Space Flex Prairie Burgin: Victor page 8) (see 15, 2016 2015–Jan 20, Nov Fri, Nov Opening Reception: page 16) 6–9pm (see 20, forNeubauer Collegium and Society Gallery Culture Excerpts from TRIPTYCH: CYCLE Giuliana Bruno – Surface: Matters of Aesthetics, Materiality, and Media (see page 30) (see 12, 5pm Nov Thu, Room Screening Center Logan

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Presented by the Neubauer Presented by Film Studies Center. Michel Chion— Vowels/Consonants:Michel (Sexual) “Gendered” of a The Legend Told by Cinema Difference 5pm 20, Fri, Nov Center Film Studies film renowned by lecture keynote This Michel Chionand composer theorist the that argues Paris) (Sorbonne, and the voice between confrontation typewriting, as letters, writing (understood and SMS) is one of the mostcredits, aspects of cinema as an “audio- exciting by remarks Introductory art.” logo-visual and art history of professor Gunning, Tom cinema and media. Free. and Society, theCollegium for Culture Humanities, theFranke Institute for the the Department ofDepartment of Music, Cinema and Media Studies, and the Film Studies Center. Nelson Algren: The End is Nothing, The Road is All 7pm 20, Fri, Nov Room Screening Center Logan Vonnegut with Kurt interviews Rare of footage archival Terkel, and Studs voice and the gritty Chicago, 1950s the unveil himself of Nelson Algren of one of America’s story life compelling writers. understood and least greatest countless and novels of five Author the and essays, reviews, other stories, , poem Chicago: City on the Make prose on disenchantment with focus Algren’s and his resonant is still culture consumer about FBI and CIA surveillance concerns Judy Hoffman, by Introduction prophetic. Department of Cinema and Media Studies. with co- a panel discussion by Followed Algren Mark Blottner and Nelson director Leming. Warren founder Committee 86 min) DCP, 2015, USA, (Dennis Mueller, Free.

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City on Fire Reading by Garth Risk by Reading Hallberg: 11, 6pm Nov Wed, Bookstore Seminary Co-op Ave) S Woodlawn (5751 from reads Garth Risk Hallberg his debut novel, and discusses City on Fire. An epic exploration forgiveness, betrayal, of love, set art, truth, and rock’n’roll of the gritty backdrop against the book City, York New 1970s has been called a “remarkably Kirkus) tale” ( multivalent assured, Wolfe, of Price, reminiscent and DeLillo. Wallace, Franzen, essays, stories, previous Hallberg’s in appeared have and reviews The New York Times Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, and The Millions. Free. Presented by the Seminary Co-op Bookstores. Mute, and The Romance of , and poetry collection, MoneyJoan, and poetry collection, Presented by the Seminary Co-opPresented Presented by the Program in Poetry Presented by the Program in Poetry Poetry Reading: Matthew Minicucci, Matthew Reading: Poetry Pence and Charlotte Curtiss, Caleb 5, 6pm Thu, Nov Bookstore Seminary Co-op Ave) Woodlawn S (5751 from poets read award-winning Three collections. recent their most Free. Bookstores. Anne Boyer by Reading 5, 6pm Thu, Nov Seminar Room Terrace Center Logan and new from reads Boyer Anne Poet is the author Boyer unpublished work. Garments books of poetry, of two Against Women and as a numberHappy Workers, as well A Form ofof chapbooks, including in appeared have Sabotage. Her essays The New Inquiry, Guernica, include a works others. Her forthcoming novel, City Sick as Fuck. She is an assistant City the Kansas arts at of liberal professor Art Institute. Free. and Poetics and the New Voices Reading Series. McSweeney Joyelle by Reading 12, 6pm Thu, Nov Room Seminar Terrace Center Logan her latest from reads McSweeney Joyelle is the author of six McSweeney poetry. plays: and, often, prose books of poetry, Salamandrine: 8 Gothics; Percussion Grenade; Flet; Nylund, the Sarcographer; The Commandrine; and The Red Bird, to Allen Grossman by in 2001 selected Modern Poets the Fence inaugurate Harvard has a BA from Series. McSweeney an MPhil in English StudiesUniversity; she was where University, Oxford from the from a Marshall Scholar; and an MFA She Workshop. Writers’ of Iowa University Dame. of Notre the University at teaches Free. and Poetics and Poem Present.

Presented by the Seminary Co-opPresented by the Seminary Presented by the Program in Poetry Presented by the Logan Center and Presented by the Seminary Co-op as “one of the most restless restless of the most Artforum as “one whose quest to live a true life as both an as life a true live to quest whose Thomas inspired seeker and a spiritual artist Maxwell, William Jack Kerouac, Merton, writer, author, Acclaimed others. and many Lax’s McGregor, Michael and teacher Lax’s will discuss a decade, over friend for with Poetry and legacy life uncommon Share. Don magazine editor Free. Magazine. Bookstores and the Point Eileen Myles by Reading 6pm Thu, Oct 29, Seminar Room Terrace Center Logan performer, poet, novelist, York-based New Eileen Myles, describedand art journalist in from reads lit,” minds in contemporary is the Myles and unpublished work. new books, including I author of nineteen Must Be Living Twice and Chelsea Girls. Capital a Warhol/Creative She received The Importance for grant art writers’ Prizeof Being Iceland and the Shelley Society of America. the Poetry from fellow a Guggenheim She is currently the from a grant received and in 2014 Art. Contemporary for Foundation Free. and Poetics and Poem Present. Speak The New 21 and Oct 31, 5–6pm; Nov Saturdays, Dec 5, 4:30–6pm Center Logan or audience as a performer Participate for event word member in this spoken Poetry the Rebirth by hosted teens, place Speak takes New The Ensemble. Saturdays, Family Center Logan following with children families a monthly series for have now with teens Families ages 2–14. at spend their Saturday to another reason Center! the Logan Free. Arts + Public Life. Bonnie Jo Campbell with Randy Albers: Mothers, Tell Your Daughters 3, 6:30pm Nov Tue, St) E 57th Books (1301 Street 57th Bonnie finalist Book Award National her highlyJo Campbell discusses Mothers, Tell collection story anticipated Randy writer Your Daughters with fellow Albers. Bonnie Jo Campbell is the author Once Upon a novel of the best-selling Guggenheim Fellow. River and a 2011 Free. Bookstores. Presented by the

Free. Free. Co-presented by the Michael N. McGregor and Don Michael N. McGregor Reading by Henri Cole by Reading Thu, Oct 22, 5pm Seminar Terrace Center Logan Room from reads Henri Cole Poet poems, of collection his latest hasNothing to Declare. Cole ofpublished nine collections including Middle Earth, poetry, in Prize for the Pulitzer a finalist many He has received Poetry. including the his work, for awards Tufts the Kingsley Jackson Prize, the Berlin Prize, the Rome Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship, Prize, Marshall Award. and the Lenore Free. Committee on Social Thought and the Program in Poetry and Poetics. Free, registration required (omsa. required registration Free, uchicago.edu/heritage-series). the Office of MulticulturalPresented by of Center for the Study Student Affairs, the Study & Culture, Center for Race, Politics on Sexuality, and Committee of Gender and . Creative Writing Creative Writing. Classics & Poetry 6pm 20, Oct Tue, Lab Center Gray with series continues workshop This King and Stephen Devin by presentations the work from who will read Williams, and the Homeric Hymns, of Statius respectively. in partnership withDepartment of Classics and Inquiry. the Gray Center for Arts Pure Act: The Uncommon Life ofShare – Robert Lax Oct 28, 6pm Wed, Bookstore Seminary Co-op Ave) S Woodlawn (5751 Lax, of poet Robert the story Pure Act tells

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Dragonfish, called “that rare Co-presented by the Presented by the Seminary Co-op Nicolas Lampert: A People’s Art HistoryNicolas of the United States Mon, Oct 19 6pm Bookstore Seminary Co-op Ave) S Woodlawn (5751 Lampert Nicolas artist and radical Author view fresh his “much welcome, discusses of American political art” Buhle), (Paul of American works key which introduces of retellings art alongside dramatic radical them. inspired that the histories Free. Bookstores. Heritage Series: Junot Díaz OMSA 7pm Mon, Oct 19, Mandel Hall author Junot Díaz Prize-winning Pulitzer in light of current his works will discuss and the changing landscape for events of color. writers Reading by Vu Tran Vu by Reading Thu, Oct 15, 6pm Bookstore Seminary Co-op (5751 S Woodlawn Ave) S Woodlawn (5751 his debut from reads Tran Vu novel thriller, literary marvel—a hybrid and loss of migration a narrative upends the conventions that fiction Tran’s form.” of any in the O. Henryhas appeared Prize Stories, The Southern Review, a Review, and others. He received and Award Writers’ 2009 Whiting the for Award Finalist a 2011 was Promise. Creative for Prize Vilcek Professor is an Assistant Tran in the Arts in the of Practice UChicago Department of English. Free. Seminary Co-op Bookstores and the Committee on Creative Writing..

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Bookstores and Graywolf Press. The Graywolf Poetry Tour: Mary Jo Band, Tour: Poetry The Graywolf Nick Flynn, and Diane Seuss Oct 13, 6pm Tue, St) E 57th Books (1301 Street 57th leading poets published by Three press Minneapolis-based nonprofit Chicago to to come Press Graywolf collections. recent their most from read Reddy, Srikanth by remarks Introductory of English. UChicago professor Free. Collegium for Culture and Society. Lecture: Robert Alter, The Challenges of Alter, Robert Lecture: Translating the Bible Thu, Oct 8, 6–7:30pm Mandel Hall of (University Alter Robert Professor widely has written Berkeley) California, novel as the European on such topics the present; to the 18th century from American fiction; modern contemporary literary and the Bible’s literature; Hebrew 22 published booksaspects. Alter’s on volumes prize-winning include two and award- and poetry, biblical narrative of Genesis andwinning translations the the Los Angeles Times’ Robert received to contribution lifetime for Kirsch Award American letters. Free. Bookstores and Open Letter Books. Naja Marie Aidt: Reading andNaja Marie Aidt: Reading with Susan Harris Conversation 6, 6pm Oct Tue, St) E 57th Books (1301 Street 57th and writer Danish short story Acclaimed whose previous poet Naja Marie Aidt, the Nordic has been awarded work and the Danish Prize Literature Council’s and from reads Literature, for Critics Prize Rock, Paper, her debut novel discusses page-turnerScissors, a breathtaking of a man whose portrait and complex and violence into devolves slowly life of director Susan Harris, editorial jealousy. in will join Naja without Borders, Words conversation. Free. Bookstores. John Freeman. Freeman and Aleksandar Freeman Freeman. John literature today’s will discuss Hemon launch the issue, to a toast raise landscape, issue, the first from selections and read of “Arrival.” the theme around collected Free.

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Sponsored by the Franke information at graycenter.uchicago.edu. at information $10–20 (tickets.chicagohumanities.org). $10–20 Arts and the Gray Center for Presented by Festival. the Chicago Humanities Inquiry and the Humanities for Institute The Franke Disaster on Hillary Chute Presents and Witness, Comics, Drawn: Visual Documentary Form 4, 5:15–6pm Nov Wed, 621 (450 N Room Gleacher Center, Plaza Dr) Cityfront public is a series of free Forum Franke The UChicago scholars. renowned talks by in Professor is Associate Hillary Chute Languagethe Department of English More and the College. and Literature franke.uchicago.edu. at information Fri, Oct 30 by Please RSVP Free. ([email protected], 773.702.8274). Institute for the Humanities. Traditional Korean International Arts Competition Performing 3–7pm 7, Nov Sat, Hall Assembly House, International Traditional Korean International The through Art Committee, Performing activities, establishes dance professional and presents of Korea the status

Presented by Experimental Sound by Experimental Presented Citizens Free. Free. the Chicago, Goethe-Institut Studio, Art Institute of Chicago,School of the University, and UChicago. Northwestern Park Hyde Festival Chicago Humanities Day: 11am–8pm Oct 24, Sat, Center Logan returns Chicago Humanities Festival The a daylong the UChicago campus for to of inquiry and impact featuring exploration lineup of thought-provoking an exciting and performers. scholars, writers, (tickets.chicagohumanities.org, $5–12 312.494.9509). Humanities Festival. Presented by Chicago Bamuthi Joseph Marc including Sun, Oct 25, dates, Various 5:30–6:30pm TBD Location spoken arts activist, hosts Center Gray The Bamuthi Marc and librettist artist, word visit research a multi-day Joseph for /peh-LO-tah/, a new his project around a springs from that work performance sport the about links between hypothesis and global economic local of soccer, political behaviors, fan hierarchies, More proclivities. and sexual allegiances, testament—whose libretto is drawn from drawn is libretto testament—whose (University Than Itself Stronger A Power 2008 Lewis’s George Press), of Chicago Chicago-born, internationallybook on the American experimental African acclaimed the for the Association music collective, Musicians. of Creative Advancement required reservations Free, (humanitiesday.uchicago.edu). Center for ArtsPresented by the Gray for the Study ofand Inquiry, the Center and UChicagoRace, Politics & Culture, Humanities Day. Sound Music Sexing Sound: Gender Thu, Oct 22, 7pm Hall Performance Center Logan as part of Sexing Sound:Presented Gender Sound Music, a series of and installations, performances, the examine that panel discussions and contestations, manifestations, of gender and sexuality provocations music and sound art, in contemporary Annie Goh features this performances and sound artist feminist (Germany), Book (US) and and Lynn performer; who take Klement (Austria), Katherina body, piano, voice, to approaches atypical goethe. at Information and performance. de/sexingsound.

, Fri, Oct 9, 4pm Presented by the Global Voices Afterword is a Bildungsoper—a Afterword: The AACM (as) Opera / Humanities Day 2015: Press Play 2015: Humanities Day

MSA Eid-al-Adha Cultural Celebration Cultural Eid-al-Adha MSA reated at the Gray Center for Arts and for Center the Gray at reated Humanities Day 2–3pm Oct 17, Sat, TBD Location Afterword of the opera A discussion Sean Griffin, James Lewis, with George Stewart. and Jacqueline Chandler, C MCA Chicago Oct at premiere Inquiry to 16–17, of ideas and opera coming-of-age Sat, Oct 17, 9:30am–4:30pm Oct 17, Sat, Ave) Greenwood S Hall (5835 Stuart this annual the humanities at Celebrate and performances tours, of lectures, event Choose members. UChicago faculty from presentations than forty more from on the visual arts, the day throughout philosophy, music, linguistics, literature, languages, and more. (humanitiesday. required registration Free, Presented 773.702.7423). uchicago.edu, by UChicago’s Division of the Humanities. (pilgrimage) and grounded in the roots of in the roots and grounded (pilgrimage) is both a Eid-al-Adha sacrifice, Abrahamic in the idea Rooted and a celebration. feast sacrifice great societal change requires that an idea notand personal commitment, this celebration Islamic teachings, to limited as the all and serves to is accessible culture, of humor, evening an to backdrop and activism. Tickets. Performing Arts Series and the Muslim Students Association. Fri, Oct 9, 6–9:30pm Fri, Oct 9, Hall Assembly House, International Hajj the ending of the Commemorating Gregory Sholette: Precarious Sholette: Gregory Workers of the (Art) World Unite! Presented by the Neubauer Presented by the Chicago Studies Gregory Sholette: Precarious Workers of Sholette: Gregory the (Art) World Unite! 4pm Fri, Oct 9, 157 Room Art Center, Cochrane-Woods Sholette Gregory and activist writer, Artist, artistic politically-engaged two will discuss by the Gulf tactics used first, endeavors: the to call attention to Labor Coalition in Abu Dhabi, workers plight of migrant and Guggenheim Museum; of a new site “artificial Marina Naprushkina’s second, art project a sustainable institution,” fleeingserving the needs of refugees neubauercollegium.uchicago. Details at edu/events. Free. Collegium for Culture and Society, Critical Inquiry, Art History, DOVA, and Art and Public Life. Amplifying a Necessary Space: Sounding Out 20 Years of Chicago’s Asian Aoki American Jazz Festival, with Tatsu 5:30pm Fri, Oct 9, Lab Center Gray featuring and concert discussion Panel is Aoki and the Miyumi Project. Aoki Tatsu Asian of Chicago’s organizer the founding whose exploration American Jazz Festival, and Japaneseof jazz experimentalism drumming provide American Taiko musicians employ of the strategies examples of migration, experiences navigate as they US identity politics, and thecontemporary of improvisation poetics and pragmatics multiple within and across and collaboration More traditions. musical and cultural graycenter.uchicago.edu. at information Free. Workshop and the Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry.

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Family Lectures – Amitav Ghosh: – Amitav Lectures Family The Great Derangement: Fiction, History, and Politics in the Age of Global Warming Sep and Wednesdays, Tuesdays pm 5:30–7 and Oct 6–7, 29–30 Hall Performance Center Logan Division of the HumanitiesThe award-winning welcomes campus Ghosh to author Amitav the annual Berlin Familyfor consecutive four Over Lectures. will be published that lectures of Chicago the University by Ghosh will investigate Press, the through global warming and lenses of fiction, history, at information politics. More berlinfamilylectures.uchicago.edu. . Free

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throughout the Americas; programming the Americas; programming throughout rarely American works Latin existing and in the US and abroad; performed classical, to interpretations bringing fresh masterpieces. and 20th-century romantic, latinomusicfest.org. at information More Mon, Sep 21, 6pm Hall Performance Center Logan of Opening evening The a will feature Convocation Maestro between conversation Muti, music director Riccardo of the Chicago Symphony and Phillip Huscher, Orchestra, annotator. program the CSO’s 125th its own CSO celebrates The President season in 2015–16. Zimmer will deliver J. Robert opening remarks. recommended RSVP Free, 773.702. (tickets.uchicago.edu, ARTS). Center, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and University of Chicago: 125 Years of Inquiry and Impact.

Presented by the Logan Center, World Music Festival Chicago — Double Music Festival World & Abu Muhammad; Aziz Ayaz Bill: Fareed of Gnawa Sahmaoui & University 7pm Sep 19, Sat, Hall Performance Center Logan and Abu Muhammad Ayaz Fareed a traditional the art of Qawwali, celebrate Weaving music. of Sufi Muslim form Ayaz and secular, the devotional together bringing Qawwali been have and company over for audiences international music to by double-bill is shared The thirty years. poet-singer Aziz Sahmaoui,Moroccan between harmony whose music creates music. jazz, and gnawa rock, Maghreb Free. Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN), and World Music Festival Chicago. Climbing the Carillon Tower the academic throughout Weekdays beginning Mon, Sep 21, 11:30am andyear 4:30pm Chapel Rockefeller Carillonneur Joey University Newly-arrived to medieval from everything Brink plays carillon music on the composed newly find out what to students bells and invites and see Climb the tower play! to it takes the huge bells up close. with UCID. free $5 donation, Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Quartet La Catrina Music Festival: Latino Sep 22, 7pm Tue, Hall Performance Center Logan La Catrina in 2007, its founding Since as has been recognized Quartet String contemporary for vanguard the new repertoire. quartet American string Latin to is deeply commitment group The living composers by works new cultivating MUSIC Conference Presented by the Neubauer Presented by the Neubauer of age of voice studies in a new guise, a new in studies of voice of age psychoanalytically-oriented the from an assemblage to approach philosophical ones that embodied grounded, of material, voice. in substantial more find something sound, recorded over range will Papers singing, ventriloquizedJamaican pop and theory, Chinese voice opera, voice, by will be delivered keynote The more. Michelcomposer and film theorist French philosopher Mladen Chion. Slovenian respondent. Dolar will act as conference neubauercollegium. at information More uchicago.edu/faculty/the_voice_project. Free. and Society,Collegium for Culture Humanities, andFranke Institute for the Department of Music. Comedy, an Issue: Infrastructures for the Comedic all day Dec 10–11, and Culture for Neubauer Collegium Society Critical for conference workshop This will give special issue upcoming Inquiry’s a shot atboth authors and audience can make. comedy the trouble addressing with more get in trouble seems to Comedy than other modes, practices, frequency of what making us uncertain and attitudes, or judge—an uncertainty feel to are we do is only sometimes a delight. How that scale-shifting, form-breaking comedy’s intimacy, impact art, law, tendencies and beyond? philosophy, the everyday, Mark McGurl, Sianne include Participants Glenda Goodrich, Simon, Peter Ngai, David Details at and Anca Parvulescu. Carpio, neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu/events. Free. Collegium for Culture and Society. An Arts Marketplace + Vibes: Vends Dec 12–Sun, Dec 13, 2015 Sat, Arts Incubator of marketplace A boutique winter and unique productshandmade crafts family- This Chicago DJs. by soundtracked also includes artist-led friendly event kids, an open bar with seasonalactivities for of the Arts + Publicdrinks, and open studios & Politics of Race, the Study for Life/Center Artists-in-Residence. Culture Presented by Arts + admission. Free Public Life.

Presented by the Neubauer Presented by the Global VoicesPresented Presented by the Arts, Science & Giuliana Bruno – Surface: Matters of

Culture Initiative and Cinema and Media Studies. – “Kill Me If You WishAriella Azoulay To”: Imperial Violence and the Common Aesthetics, Materiality, and Media Aesthetics, Materiality, 12, 5pmThu, Nov Room Screening Center Logan Gleason Emmet Blakeney Bruno, Professor and Environmental of Visual Professor is University, Harvard at Studies her research for known internationally of the visual arts,on the intersections film, and media. Bruno will architecture, and book, research her latest discuss Surface: Matters of Aesthetics, Materiality, Atlas 2014). and Media (UChicago Press, of Emotion: Journeys in Art, Architecture, the 2004 won 2002) and Film (Verso, and Culture in Book Award Kraszna-Krausz “the to world’s awarded prize History—a has image”—and book on the moving best visual studies. for directions new provided Free. 13, 4pm Fri, Nov 157 Room Art Center, Cochrane-Woods and documentary curator, Professor, will present Ariella Azoulay a filmmaker when someone moments paper on three rebellion Pende wish to”: cries “kill me if you Charbonier (Charlie Stephane (1931), From Zubeide (2001). Hebdo), and Zakary a moments she reconstructs these three modality the Western between struggle of critical art (objects of producing inquiry) and other modalities Details at neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu/events. Free. Collegium for Culture and Society, Critical Inquiry, Art History, DOVA, and Art and Public Life. A Voice as Something More: An Conference International 22, 12pm 9:30am–Sun, Nov 20, Fri, Nov and Culture for Neubauer Collegium and Film Studies Center, Logan Society, Center will mark the coming conference This excellence in Korean culture. This culture. in Korean excellence showcase to artists allows competition arts, of Korean and love their talents singing, anddance, encompassing traditional instruments. Free. Arts Series, the InternationalPerforming Performing ArtKorean Traditional General ofCommittee, and the Consulate in Chicago. the Republic of Korea artspubliclife artsandpubliclife

ARTS INCUBATOR ARTS E. Garfield301 Blvd. IL 60637 Chicago, CENTER LOGAN 915 E. 60th St. IL 60637 Chicago, arts.uchicago.edu/apl [email protected] Official (Original) , Official Green, Image: James T. as view installation GIF, animated 2015, exhibition. Way the Hard part of Three Building creative connections on Chicago’s South Side artist through residencies, arts education, and artist- led projects, and exhibitions, events.

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Presented by the Global Voices Academy of St Martin in the of St Academy Fields Chamber Ensemble Fri, Oct 16, 7:30pm Mandel Hall Martin in the of St Academy The Fields opens the season with the for principal players ensemble’s chamber of favorite a program including Schubert’s works, and epic Octet, Strauss, expansive with 6:30pm lecture and Mozart. Lee. Woo-Chan $5students $35, General 773.702. (tickets.uchicago.edu, ARTS). Presented by UChicago Presents. Presented by the Department of Music.Presented by the Department specialists in early music and Department music in early specialists open Artists-in-Residence, of Music of season with a program their 2015–16 Johann music by and vocal instrumental Baroque a German-born Rosenmüller, much of his career who spent composer significant a played and who in Venice, to Italian musical styles in transmitting role Northern Europe. $5 students $35–50, General 773.669.7335). (newberryconsort.org, Ensemble Chicago Folklore Thu, Oct 15, 7:30–9:30pm House International the Serbian mountains of bloodFrom of coasts the passionate to and honey the through buses tearing from Argentina, home Chicago, sweet to countryside Thai you will take and storyteller quartet string narrating the world, around on a journey stored and emotions the sounds, tastes, in the memories of Chicago immigrant musicians. Free. Performing Arts Series and the Chicago Folklore Ensemble with support from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs & Special Events and the Illinois Arts Council.

Presented by the Chicago Studies Presented by the Department of Music. Latino Music Festival: Música Music Festival: Latino Temprana Oct 14, 7pm Wed, Hall Performance Center Logan explores Música Temprana the Renaissance from repertoire Latin from eras and Baroque in sources America and other Spanish Empire. the former ensemble maps musicalThe in Latin developments the momentAmerica from in set foot the conquistadores the coming to World the New of age of an independent American BaroqueLatin at information More repertoire. latinomusicfest.org. (tickets. $5 students $10, General 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by the International Latino Cultural Center and the Logan Center. and across multiple musical and cultural and across graycenter. at information More traditions. uchicago.edu. Free. Workshop and the Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry. Composers Music of Polish 8pm Fri, Oct 9, Hall Recital Fulton Svetlana pianist Critically acclaimed and is an in-demand recitalist Belsky her stylistic for chamber musician noted with rapport and remarkable versatility is Marta Szlubowska Violinist audiences. chamber recitalist, soloist, an acclaimed musician, and teacher. Free. Music of Johann Consort: Newberry Rosenmüller 8pm Oct 10, Sat, Hall Performance Center Logan Consort, Newberry acclaimed The

Presented by Arts + Public Life. Presented by the Department of Music. Latino Music Festival: Being In The Moment In The Being Music Festival: Latino 4, 3pm Sun, Oct Penthouse Performance Center Logan and of improvised An afternoon Chicago-based music by experimental and performers, composers Latino Frank Gregorio, including Guillermo Gustavo Acierto, T. Alejandro Rosaly, Rollo Julia Miller, Elbio Barilari, Leone, More and Ernie Adams. Radford, latinomusicfest.org. at information $5 (tickets. students $10, General 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, LatinoPresented by the International Logan Center. Cultural Center and the Bennington Jazz: Jimmy Monday First Mon, Oct 5, 7–9pm Space Floor Flex Second Arts Incubator, edition of this monthly October The Chicago-basedmusic series features musician jazz drummer and avant-garde studied Bennington Bennington. Jimmy has and eight years with Elvin Jones for been a significant part of the jazz and over for music communities improvised plays Bennington In Chicago, 25 years. Fredrick with Brian Smith, regularly Jackson, Samuel Mösching, Dan Pierson, Black. His W Harmon, and Artie Mike included in Downbeat album was current of 2014. Recordings Magazine’s Best Free. with Eugene Gaub Class Piano Master Thu, Oct 8, 4pm Hall Recital Fulton at Professor Eugene Gaub, Associate by in works specializes Grinnell College, György Scarlatti, Bach, Domenico J.S. cycles. and complete Ligeti, John Adams, in this perform pianists UChicago student the public. which is open to Class, Master Free. Amplifying a Necessary Space: Sounding Out 20 Years of Chicago’s Asian Aoki American Jazz Festival, with Tatsu 5:30pm Fri, Oct 9, Lab Center Gray featuring and concert discussion Panel is Aoki and the Miyumi Project. Aoki Tatsu Asian of Chicago’s organizer the founding whose exploration American Jazz Festival, and Japaneseof jazz experimentalism drumming provide American Taiko musicians of the strategies examples experiences navigate as they employ US identity contemporary of migration, politics, and the poetics and pragmatics within and collaboration of improvisation

Sun, Sep 27 &Bill McFarland the Chicago Horns the at Stage / Wagner 2–3pm Midway Parade Avery: Patrick Mikel the at Stage 3–4pm / West Midway with Mallinger Quartet Pat Bill Carrothers the at Stage 4–5pm / Wagner Midway Chinchano Juan Pastor: the at Stage 5–6pm / West Midway Quartet Pickens Willie the at Stage / Wagner 6–7pm Midway requested. $5 donation Free, Presented by the Hyde Park Jazz Festival in collaboration with UChicago Arts partners. Coronation Mass.

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First Choral Sunday at Rockefeller at Sunday Choral First Sun, Oct 4, 11am Chapel Rockefeller (My Wiman Christian and writer Poet Bright Abyss / Once in the West / Every at the the address Riven Thing) offers which is also the morning service, Sunday year, of the academic Sunday choral first auditioned students the newly featuring Chapel Choir singing of the Rockefeller Mozart’s Free.

John Wojciechowski Quartet Wojciechowski John the at Stage / Wagner 6–7pm Midway & Matt Allemana Mike Ferguson House / Robie 6–6:30pm Allemana & MattMike Ferguson House / Robie 7–7:30pm Barth & Bruce Mary Stallings Center7:15–8:15pm / Logan Hall Performance The Eternals at Stage 7:15–8:15pm / West the Midway Headland Johnson’s Russ 7:30–8:30pm / International House Ensemble Reid Tomeka Stage 8:30-9:30pm / Wagner the Midway at Angel d’Cuba at Stage / West 9:30–10:30pm the Midway KahnEric Schneider & Jeremy Quartet / International 9:30–10:30pm House & DavidHenry Threadgill Virelles Center / Logan 9:30–10:30pm Hall Performance Davis & Xavier Carter Regina 11pm–midnight / Rockefeller Chapel

Presented by the Global Voices served the UChicago and greater the UChicago and greater served as a residentialChicago community exchange international for center cultural 83 years Celebrate and understanding. friendship and publicof international with the high-energy programming and guitar of the vocals “rock-a-blues” Chief” “The legendary Eddy Clearwater. at 7:45. concert at 6:30, Buffet Free. Performing Arts Series with generous support from Bart Lazar, AB’82.

3:30–4:30pm / Logan Center3:30–4:30pm / Logan HallPerformance Group Whitted Pharez Stage 3:30–4:30pm / Wagner the Midway at & Discussion:Screening Scenes from Life Center 3:45–5pm / Logan Room Screening Babies Fat at Stage 4:45–5:45pm / West the Midway Duo Rempis/Rosaly Center5–6pm / Logan Penthouse. Performance (tickets. required tickets Free 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Allemana & MattMike Ferguson House 5–5:30pm / Robie banyan Akinmusire: Ambrose Center5:15–6:15pm / Logan Hall Performance Performance Penthouse. Free Penthouse. Performance 30 available required; tickets (tickets. show prior to minutes 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, banyan Akinmusire: Ambrose

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Dana Hall/ Duo Nick Mazzarella Screening: Screening: Rites of Holi /2:30–3:15pm Museum Smart 2:30–3:30pm/ of Art Center3–4pm/ Logan Bossa Tres Group Tres Bossa the Midway at Stage West Room Screening Center Logan &Isaiah Collier Hall Breasted Oriental Institute, Miles Whirlpool with Ron Wagner Stage at the Midway at Stage Wagner /2:30–3:30pm Thaddeus Tukes /2:30–3:30pm Justefan Group Justefan 1:30–2:30pm / 1–2pm / Logan Center1–2pm / Logan Room Screening Slideshow & Discussion – & Discussion Slideshow Sat, Sep 26 Sat, Miyumi Project Aoki: Tatsu of Art 1–2pm / Smart Museum Tangible Sounds: Lauren of Deutsch and 25 Years the AACM Photographing Performing Arts Series and Asian Improv aRts Midwest. Clearwater Eddy Chicago Blues Legend five legendary Chicago musicians, thefive the Chicago Blues at band has performed and the Chicago Jazz Festival, Festival, the Asian American Jazz Festival. Free. Oct 3, 6:30–9pm Sat, House International House has International 1932, Since Hyde Park Jazz Festival Jazz Park Hyde pm 1–8 Sep 27, and Sun, 1pm–midnight Sep 26, Sat, local jazz in finest the features annual festival This presenting jazz artists and international and national venues. in diverse talks, and screenings concerts, and artisan food, beverage, floor; dance An outdoor round programming family picnic areas; vendors; at and full schedule Information out the event. hydparkjazzfestival.org.

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inspired by singer-songwriter Laura Nyro, Nyro, Laura singer-songwriter by inspired conversation 6:30pm Center. the Logan to Jackson. and Travis with Billy Childs $5 (tickets. students $35, General 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, by UChicago Presents. Presented Korea Music From 6, 7pm Fri, Nov Hall Assembly House, International Music Contemporary Access Chicago’s up with the Seoul-based teams (ACM) Association Composers National Korean three from of music a concert present to of leading contemporary generations music will be The composers. Korean ensemble resident ACM’s by performed cello, violin, clarinet, on flute, Palomar, and percussion. piano, students/seniors $20, $12, door Advance 773.702.ARTS). $8 (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by the Global w/UCID. Free Voices Performing Arts Series and Access Contemporary Music. Concert Festival Choral Youth 5pm 7, Nov Sat, Hall Performance Center Logan Festival Choral as Youth Be inspired participants join Chicago a cappella to finale the performance for onstage Festival, a Youth Choral the fifth annual ensembles student where event daylong directors with Chicago a cappella work classes, master and singers in workshops, will feature concert The and rehearsals. ensembles, our student all participating and Chicago ensemble, High School Intern alone anda cappella—each performing choir. festival as a large together $5 students $10, General (chicagoacappella.org). Presented by Chicago a cappella. of Kristallnacht Voices 8, 3pm Sun, Nov Chapel Rockefeller music, Jewish of sacred A performance service the majestic homage to paying the in use at choir and organ music for in 1938), 9–10, time of Kristallnacht (Nov of Berger David with Cantor collaboration the features concert The Isaiah Israel. KAM Lewandowski, of Louis repertoire cantorial Heinrich Schalit, and Max Solomon Sulzer, the Salomone Rossi; by motets Janowski; Bernstein’s of Leonard version “cathedral” andChichester Psalms, with organ rarely-heard and Bernstein’s percussion; the plays Weisflog Hashkiveinu. Thomas E.M. Skinner organ.

Presented by Arts + Public Life.Presented by Arts + Public Presented by the Renaissance Presented by the France Chicago Presented by the Logan Center and the Logan Center by the Presented American of African Museum DuSable History. Jazz: The Bridge Monday First 2, 7–9pm Mon, Nov Space Floor Flex Second Arts Incubator, collaboration multi-year As part of a jazz artists, Chicago and French between the at The Bridge holds a performance all French-American Like Arts Incubator. the The Bridge for cross ensembles that of this quartet the members time, first outside a together played never have each between sessions preparation few and the drummer. saxophonist Free. Leimgruber-Demierre-Phillips Trio 3, 8pm Nov Tue, Bond Chapel this trio, for year is an anniversary 2015 for together been improvising who have of It is also the 80th birthday 15 years. who has bassist Phillips, a member Barre movements of new the center been at since Europe jazz in the US and in free musiciansthe 1960s. Phillips joins Swiss Demierre Jacques and Urs Leimgruber to respectively, and piano, on saxophone at are that musical relationships create and surprising, subtle and intimate once intense. Free. Society with support from the Swiss Benevolent Society, Pro Helvetia, and Fondation-Suisa. The Bridge 4, 7–9pm Mon, Nov Penthouse Performance Center Logan collaboration As part of a multi-year jazz artists, Chicago and French between the at Bridge holds a performance The all French-American Like Arts Incubator. the Bridge for The cross ensembles that the members of this quartet time, first outside a together played never have each between sessions preparation few and the drummer. saxophonist Free. Center. Stevens, with Becca Billy Childs Quintet Quartet and Spektral Alicia Olatuja, 5, 7:30pm Thu, Nov Hall Performance Center Logan Billy Childs remains Pianist/composer and prolific diversely one of the most in music today. working artists acclaimed of music, project He brings his latest

Presented by the Department of Bach Collegium Japan Bach Collegium 7:30pm Thu, Oct 29, Chapel Rockefeller BBC Music Magazine Hailed by the East,” from Kings as “The Japan is joinedBach Collegium Joanne English soprano by Lunn, “the ideal Bach soprano… beauty and tonal intelligence gems of the present in one” to will perform They era. Baroque and Bach, Vivaldi, by works Handel. $5 students $35, General 773.702. (tickets.uchicago.edu, ARTS). Presented by UChicago Presents. Music Ensemble New University 1, 3pm Sun, Nov Hall Recital Fulton Music Ensemble New Music The New The of highly accomplished is a group presenting in part to musicians devoted UChicago by of works premieres world The in composition. students graduate by works recent includes 1 program Nov Igor Page, Tim Myers, Jack Hughes, Will Pukinskis,music plus and Kate Santos, Artist- by performed Weisert, Lee by Briggs, the Spektral Amy in-Residence including artists and guest Quartet, Lake. Matthew baritone Free. Music. My Soul as Homecoming: Ward Gray Val a Witness 1, 5:30pm Sun, Nov Hall Performance Center Logan Chicago with to returns Ward Gray Val of My Soul as a Witness, a performance the Robert original music by featuring vocalist and special guest Irving III Quintet original both of whom are Joan Collaso, Theatre. members of Kuumba $10 (tickets. students $20, Adults 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, , whose scores, whose Ankhrasmation Requiem Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Presented by the Renaissance Society. Presented by the Renaissance Presented by the Renaissance Society. Presented by the Renaissance Society. O The Chimneys (1969)—settings in 2003Bach Shards, commissioned Smith has developed a systemic musical systemic a has developed Smith language, of favor in notation traditional eschew and color, line, of compositions symbolic the relationship he discusses Here shape. music improvisational to of his scores John Davis, with Anthony practice and Hamza Walker. Corbett, Free. The Golden Quartet 7pm Oct 24, Sat, Penthouse Performance Center Logan Leo Wadada composer and Trumpeter bassist Davis, Anthony Smith, pianist Reed and drummer Mike John Lindberg, a number of the visual scores perform solo Renaissance in Smith’s on display Society exhibition. Free. Smith Leo Wadada Sun, Oct 25, 3pm Society The Renaissance with the in conjunction Presented of his exhibition Society’s Renaissance trumpet a solo features this concert scores, Smith. Leo Wadada by performance Free. Concert Portrait Shulamit Ran Contempo: 7:30pm Oct 27, Tue, Hall Performance Center Logan of season opens in celebration 51st The artistic retired Shulamit Ran, recently Ran (2002–2015). of Contempo director 1991 and has in Prize the Pulitzer received to major honors given most been awarded her features program The US composers. beginning works, and beloved memorable with of poems about those who perished in concludes evening This the Holocaust. with Quartet’s String as part of the Brentano write to composers ten to invitation Art of Fugue. Bach’s for pieces companion $5 (tickets. $25, students General 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by UChicago Presents. Fauré 1, 11am Sun, Nov Chapel Rockefeller Requiem is sung in its entirety Fauré The but Chapel Choir, the Rockefeller by an All Saints’ Day to suited in an order James Kallembach performance. liturgical Weisflog and Thomas conducts, on the organ. accompanies Free.

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program, Legends of Yore program, Presented by the from TheThe Devil’s Dance from University Symphony University

University Choral Showcase: Showcase: Choral University Presented by the Department of Music. , Shore’s Lord of the Rings, Rimini, Shore’s and Witches of Eastwick. requested: donations Free, UChicago students $10, general $5.and children Maestra Barbara Schubert Barbara Maestra thrills and delights with another an exquisitely to entrance grand or hall. Don’t be late decorated Park the surprise! Hyde miss you’ll this enhances School of Dance year’s Wagner’s which features , The Flying Dutchman to Overture Tchaikovsky’s Orchestra: Halloween Concerts Halloween Orchestra: 9pm 7pm and Oct 24, Sat, Mandel Hall Family Weekend Concert Weekend Family 3pm Oct 24, Sat, Chapel Rockefeller of the the 200 voices Experience Choir, Chorus, Motet University Ensemble as they and Women’s this concert an all-star present Weekend. Family Free. Department of Music. opens Jazz at the Logan’s opens Jazz at Ankhrasmation and Improvisation Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Presented by the Logan Center and Julie and Parker Hall Annual Jazz

Sat, Oct 24, 4pm Oct 24, Sat, Penthouse Performance Center Logan Leo Wadada nearly 50 years, Over The Carillon: Family Weekend Special Weekend The Carillon: Family 10am–4pm Oct 24, Fri, Oct 23 and Sat, Chapel Rockefeller pace, own your at Climb the tower supply them!) to bear bells (we wearing out Try coming! are you others that warn University guided by yourself, the bells for from Brink and students Carillonneur Joey the carillon studio. Free. Panel: . vocalist with the series’ first year third at the 2010 win her first-place Following Jazz Monk International Thelonious Salvant McLorin Cécile Competition, she wherever has dazzled audiences 6pm Chicago Stage at theperforms. with Black Diamond,Logan performance ofin partnership with the Jazz Institute Logan. Café at Chicago, $5 (tickets. students $35, General 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by UChicago Presents. Concert Cécile McLorin Salvant Cécile McLorin Fri, Oct 23, 7:30pm Hall Performance Center Logan The Logan Center Third Tuesday Jazz: Eric Tuesday Third Center Logan Kahn Schneider & Jeremy 7:30–10:30pm 20, Oct Tue, Café Logan Eric Schneider and clarinetist Saxophonist the hold down Kahn Jeremy and pianist of Chicago jazz. The showcase October Jazz Society selects local jazz Park Hyde Tuesday third on the perform musicians to beer, Enjoy Logan. Café month at of every food along with and bar, a full coffee wine, offer. the city has to jazz some of the best Free. Hyde Park Jazz Society with additional support by WDCB. Pacifica Quartet with Paul Lewis Paul with Quartet Pacifica 18, 3pm Sun, Oct Hall Performance Center Logan the Don Michael Randel Quartet, Pacifica will perform Ensemble-in-Residence, and Mozart Ligeti, Beethoven, by works British pianist with celebrated together with Dan Wang. 2pm lecture Lewis. Paul $5 (tickets. students $30, General 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presents Presented by UChicago

34 MUSIC | arts.uchicago.edu | MUSIC 36 MUSIC | arts.uchicago.edu Stefano, theUniversity Wind Ensemble Under thebaton ofDirector Chip De Logan Center Performance Hall Sun, Nov 15,4pm Presented byUChicagoPresents. uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $35, students $5(tickets. 6:30pm lecture withZachLoeffler. works ofBach, Schumann,andSmetana. greatest concert halls.They willperform of bringingmusicto life intheworld’s their spirited playing, fueledby thejoy chamber musicworld by storm with Arcanto Quartet in2002 andtook the Jean-Guihen Queyras—founded the Daniel Sepec,Tabea Zimmermann, and Four musicalsoulmates—Antje Weithaas, Mandel Hall Fri, Nov 13,7:30pm Arcanto Quartet Logan Center. Performance andExhibitionthe by HotHouseCenterforInternational students $15(hothouse.net). Presented VIP $40, general $30, UChicago Rudolph, andPeter Apfelbaum. Odeon Pope, Brahim Fribgane, Adam artists rarely seeninChicago, including A multi-artscelebration featuring over 20 Logan Center Performance Hall matinee Sat, Nov 14,1pm Fri–Sat, Nov 13–14, 8pm;free community New Dreams Festival HotHouse Presents: 2ndAnnualOldand Performing ArtsSeries. Residents. General $12,students $5,free for I-House musicians from around theworld. plays globalfusion,jazzandtraditional grooves. HerToronto-based bandFray classical, andmore into soulfulglobal American jazz,Brazilian samba,Indian which meldEuropean roots withNorth traditional musicto herown compositions Eastern European andMiddleEastern ranges from innovative expressions of Singing insixlanguages,Lichtenberg mesmerizing grandeur andbeauty. Lichtenberg creates soundscapesof Czech-born Canadianchanteuse Lenka International House, Assembly Hall Thu, Nov 12,7:30–9:30pm Lenka Lichtenberg &Fray Chapel withKAMIsaiahIsrael. uchicago.edu). General $20, students free (rockefeller. University Wind Ensemble Presented by the Global Voices Presented bytheGlobalVoices

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Free. diverse compositional styles. compelling connections that underlie the dialogue between musicaleras, unveiling Ensemble-in-Residence fosters afresh for aprismatic menu,thisUChicago Performance Penthouse asthebackdrop No. 1.With theintimate Logan Center Parts, andProkofiev’s StringQuartet Große Fuge,Cage’s QuartetinFour Schubert’s titans ofmusichistory, performing The Spektral Quartet focuses onfour Logan Center Performance Penthouse Thu, Nov 19, 7:30pm Schubert, Beethoven, andCage Spektral Quartet: MusicofProkofiev, support byWDCB. Hyde ParkJazzSocietywithadditional Free. of thebest jazzthecityhasto offer. full coffee bar, and food alongwithsome month at Café Logan. Enjoy beer, wine, a to perform onthethird Tuesday ofevery Jazz Societyselectslocaljazzmusicians showcase ofChicagojazz. The Hyde Park Dawkins holdsdown theNovember of theEnglewood JazzFestival, Ernest Saxophonist, composer, andfounder Café Logan Tue, Nov 17, 7:30–10:30pm Ernest Dawkins Logan Center Third Tuesday Jazz: Organists andRockefellerChapel. Free. recital onChicago’s finest pipes. Parisian organist Frédéric Blancpresents a Rockefeller Chapel Tue, Nov 17, 7:30pm Frédéric Blancinrecital Free. audiences. groundbreaking new musicto UChicago Ensemble, directed by MollieStone, brings joint concert withtheUChicagoWomen’s sound andspace. This unprecedented the female voice withanintimacy of vocal triothat highlightsthepower of Artemisia isaChicago-basedfemale Bond Chapel Sun, Nov 15,7:30pm Free. Edward Elgar, andJohnPhilipSousa. Williams, Frank Ticheli, Václav Nelhybel, performs musicofRalphVaughan Women’s EnsemblewithArtemisia Presented bythe DepartmentofMusic. Presented bytheDepartmentofMusic. Presented bytheDepartmentofMusic. Presented by the Logan Center and Presented bytheLoganCenterand Presented bytheAmericanGuildof

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Music. Music. Free. quartets, andoctets. configurations, includingquintets, Byrd, andBrahms invarious ensemble by Wagner, Albeniz, Frescobaldi, Mouret, presents classic andcontemporary works The University ofChicagoBrass Ensemble Fulton Recital Hall Sun, Nov 22,2pm dynamism ofthisstanding-room-only event. vocalists andinstrumentalists enhance the a tour ofWestern on AsiaandEgypt. Guest 50-piece MiddleEast MusicEnsemble Director Wanees Zarour takes the Logan Center Performance Hall Sat, Nov 21,7pm Motet Choir, andsoloists from theVocal The University Chamber Orchestra, Rockefeller Memorial Chapel Sun, Nov 22,3pm Orchestra Presented bytheDepartmentofMusic. UChicago students andchildren $5. Free, donations requested: general $10, Free. other Classical Era composers. favored by Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, and the classic fortepiano, theinstrument ( of history, combined withskillandheart” Leslie Tung hasbeenpraised for his“sense Fulton Recital Hall Sat, Nov 21,4pm Fortepiano Workshop withLeslie Tung Presented byUChicagoPresents. uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). General $35, students $5(tickets. Kendrick. and Mozart. 6:30pmlecture withRobert program includingworks by C.P.E. Bach this rarely-heard instrument adynamic Competition, Bezuidenhout performs on the BrugesInternational Fortepiano first prize andtheaudience prize at The winnerofboththeprestigious extraordinary new ideasaboutoldmusic.” with thetechnique to backupsome intelligent musician,well equipped by Kristian Bezuidenhout hasbeenpraised Logan Center Performance Hall Fri, Nov 20, 7:30pm Kristian Bezuidenhout, fortepiano Stereophile) andhisinterpretations on Motet ChoirandUniversity Chamber UChicagoBrass Ensemble MiddleEastern MusicEnsemble as “a vigorously TheBostonGlobeas“a vigorously Presented by the Department of Music. Presented bytheDepartmentofMusic. Presented by the Department of Presented bytheDepartmentof

S T 1 Joey 11:30 am and 4:30 pm 4:30 and am 11:30 weekday Every Rockefeller heavy metal). Climbthetower to findoutmore. UChicago student, you canread treble andbass clefs,you love Learn to play thecarillonwithJoey (you’re acurrently enrolled E S 7 P 2 BRINK CONTEMPO: SHULAMITRANPORTRAIT contempo.uchicago.edu 773.702.ARTS (2787) students /$5 $25 Tickets 60 East 915 Hall, Performance ARTS THE FOR DAVID CENTER REVA AND LOGAN 10.27.15 class, emerging, local,andstudent artists. performances, programs, andmore from world- with theLogan Center for concerts, exhibitions, the artsat theUniversity ofChicago. Connect The Logan Center isamultidisciplinaryhomefor VISUAL ART THEATER PERFORMANCE MUSIC LITERATURE DANCE CINEMA &MEDIA TUES |7:30 th Street Marta Ptaszyn´ska, ArtisticDirector PM Theater, Dance & Performance | arts.uchicago.edu 39

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(flamenco, classical and folklore) and folklore) and classical (flamenco, participationengage in an audience Irma Director Artistic segment led by Ruiz. Suarez group $2.50; student $3, students Adults chaperone 1 free receive reservations (EnsembleEspanol.org/ per 10 students 773.442.5916). education, Presented by Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater and Center. Satyagraha: The Power of Truth Oct 3, 7:30pm Sat, Hall Performance Center Logan by work multicultural A collaborative and Deeply Rooted Center the Kalapriya nonviolent exploring Theater, Dance our inner into and the journey protest consciences. Free. + Public Life, Kalapriya Center for Indian Performing Arts, and Deeply Rooted Dance Theater. Sat, Oct 3, 8pm Sat, FXK Theater Club, Reynolds designers, directors, of writers, Six teams none have go where bravely and actors go again. none will ever where gone before, the bold, the for Theater[24] is theater 24 hours In the brilliant, the fierce. fanatical, guzzling, birthing, and existing, of creating happen and could anything and revelling, dare. if you will. Theater everything 773.702.ARTS). $4 (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by Theater & Performance Studies and University Theater. 20, 6, Nov Oct 23, Nov Oct 9, Fridays, and Dec 4, 8pm $6 advance, $8 door; free$6 advance, Suburbia

Thu, Oct 1–Sat, Oct 3 and Thu,Thu, Oct 1–Sat, and Oct 10; Thursdays Oct 8–Sat, 2pm 7:30pm, Saturdays Fridays and 7:30pm West Theater Center, Logan suburban where Burnfield, USA: a party, living is a comfort, of a group Here, and a trap. 20-somethings congregate outside the local convenience an old high- receive to store a successful now school buddy, As the booze-fueled rockstar. the into late careens reunion gives night, the celebration passions, jealousies, to way ultimately, and, confrontations, In Eric Bogosian’s violence. Suburbia, home is not what Eric by Written remember. you Shade by Bogosian and directed Murray. Thu, Oct 1 (tickets. performance 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, Presented by Theater & Performance Studies.

, Sep 10–Oct 11, 2015 , a production at the at Doggy Style, a production Gem of The Ocean Sep 10–Oct 11, 2015 Theatre Court in the turn of the century Set at riots in the into flare tensions Pittsburgh, a steel after American community African than himself rather drowns mill worker a crime he didn’t commit. to confessing continues Parson OJ Ron Artist Resident August through his triumphant tour with this cycle century iconic Wilson’s and justice, of freedom, story fantastical redemption. (tickets.courttheatre.org, $15–38 773.753.4472). Presented by Court Theatre. Verein Tough Love Joshua Monten’s 4:30–6pm Sep 29, Tue, Lab 701 Performance Center Logan brings his Joshua Monten Choreographer Verein company dance Switzerland-based a performance Chicago for Tough Love to of and sign language. of dance intersection information (more limited seating Free, Presented graycenter.uchicago.edu). at by the Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry in partnership with the Center for Gesture, Sign and Language. Theater:Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Tales of Spain / Historias de España Fri, Oct 2, 10:15am Hall Performance Center Logan Theater, Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Northeastern at in residence currently an open-to-the- presents Illinois University, concert lecture public multimedia daytime grade especially toward series geared will Attendees and high school students. of Spanish dance styles the three view Gem of The Ocean THEATER, DANCE DANCE THEATER, & PERFORMANCE Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Presented Anonymous 4 Anonymous 4pm Sun, Dec 20, Chapel Rockefeller its final 4 takes Anonymous an presenting a quartet, as bows beloved anthology of their most titled The Lastsongs in a concert program, their earliest Noel. From An English Ladymass, through recording, Christmas their last have The Cherry Tree, they speak as that chosen favorites did in the as they eloquently now the songs are These Middle Ages. 4 of Anonymous the women that one sing together to simply have time. last $5 students $35, General 773.702. (tickets.uchicago.edu, ARTS). Presented by UChicago Presents. Pipes for the Season the for Pipes 13, 5pm Sun, Dec Chapel Rockefeller Thomas and Weisflog Hear Thomas an hour of music, both play Wikman the winter for majestic, and mystical cider! season. Hot Free.

Presented by Voices in Your Presented by the Logan Center and Voices In Your Head Concert In Your Voices

Handel Messiah Fri, Dec 4, time TBA Performance Center Logan Penthouse Head is a co-ed, in Your Voices a cappella groupstudent-run undergraduate of both consisting whose students and graduate to Economics from range studies programs. MD/PhD Sociology to self-arranged group’s The spans a unique mix repertoire rock, including pop, of genres as music as well and alternative in Voices original compositions. annually in Head competes Your of Championship the International and A Cappella (ICCA) Collegiate a at perform to nationally travels tours. and cappella festivals Head and the Logan Center. Advance with UCID $7, general with UCID $7, Advance $10. Sun, Dec 6, 3pm Chapel Rockefeller the conducts James Kallembach Chicago Choir, of Motet voices combined A Cappella, and the University Men’s of the ever- version Chorus in a two-hour Elisabeth with soloists Messiah, loved J’nai Bridges (alto), Marshall (soprano), Liverman Will Dean (tenor), Matthew Chapel and the Rockefeller (bass), Jeri-Lou concertmaster led by Orchestra, Zike. $10 $25, students general $50, Preferred the door). or at (rockefeller.uchicago.edu Presented by Rockefeller Chapel. Allison Bengfort, Ria Hodgson, Isabelle Ria Allison Bengfort, Wright. and Lindsay Rozendaal, Free. South Side Suzuki Cooperative.

Presented by Chicago a cappella Presented by the Department of University Symphony Orchestra Symphony University University Jazz X-tet University

Studies Program perform Joseph Haydn’s Haydn’s Joseph perform Program Studies , a Angustiis) (Missa in Mass Lord Nelson compelling times. This troubled for Mass under the is performed masterwork University Sheppard, of Matthew baton and James Director, Chamber Orchestra Programs. of Choral Director Kallembach, of Music. the Department by Presented Free. Chicago a cappella for the holidays 4pm 29, Sun, Nov Chapel Rockefeller a cappella season the winter Celebrate a a cappella performs as Chicago style, music, and new of familiar collection new and Renaissance carols traditional from popular melodies, Chanukah to works spirituals. and Christmas favorites, holiday the or at (chicagoacappella.org $12–38 door). and Rockefeller Chapel. Free. Free. Music. Mandel Hall Recital South Side Suzuki Student Sun, Dec 6, 2pm Penthouse Performance Center Logan South featuring recital An afternoon and solo class group Side Suzuki’s violin and viola students by performances Aska-McBride, of Meredith in the studios Not your average jazz band – Hear average Not your tunes from genre-bending cutting-edge, jazz student premier the University’s composers, conductors, Guest ensemble. the bring you to appear and performers by Directed musical experience. best Bowden. Mwata Dec 5, 8pm Sat, presentations its imaginative for Known and powerful of unusual repertoire of major symphonicperformances University the 100-member literature, a program presents Orchestra Symphony literature—with in part by inspired The School to Samuel Barber’s Overture The Copland’s for Scandal and Aaron Red Pony—plus Dmitri Shostakovich’s and transparent surprisingly playful Symphony No. 9 in E-flat Major. Directed Schubert. Barbara by $10, general requested: donations Free, $5. and children UChicago students Presented by the Department of Music. Thu, Dec 3, 8pm Hall Performance Center Logan

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www.ctu.edu 5416 S. Cornell Ave., Chicago 5416 S. Cornell Ave., Catholic Theological Union One Tree, Many Branches Dec 12, 7pm and Sun, DecSat, 13, 3pm Hall Performance Center Logan explores Theatre Muntu Dance of Jamaican, the interconnectivity American and African Brazilian, the from music and dance of their common perspective renowned World roots. ancestral A. Christopher choreographer with will be in residence Walker which will feature the Company, work. of a new the premier $10–$30 (muntu.com, Concert 773.241.6080). Presented by Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago.

The Mary-Frances and Bill Veeck Gallery The Mary-Frances and Bill Veeck Photographs by Alison Carey, Terry Evans, Terry Photographs by Alison Carey, Allison Grant, Michelle Keim, and Judy Natal Allison Grant, Michelle Keim, and OPENING RECEPTION: OCTOBER 9, 6 P.M. OPENING RECEPTION: OCTOBER ENVIRONMENT OF CONCERN Presented by Theater &Presented by Upcoming exhibits at CTU: Pataky, December – January: Alexandrea Megan Sterling, and more Joseph Malham February – March: April – May: Jose Aleman Sasieta than the jokes. Social irresponsibility, irresponsibility, Social jokes. than the society and system, the legal capitalism, quo is up when the status stirred itself are the ridiculous. with a splash of confronted performance free $8 door; $6 advance, (tickets.uchicago.edu, Thu, Dec 3 773.702.ARTS). Theater. Studies and University Performance ­

Presented by Theater Presented by Theater & Twelfth Night, presented

, directed by Danielle by Miss Julie, directed Presented by Arts + Public Life. Presented by Arts + Public Urinetown UT/TAPS & Dean’s Men present Men & Dean’s UT/TAPS Miss Julie

within disability culture and “African- culture disability within , is #IAMCHAIR Included Americana.” in created intervention a performance venue’s a cultural to in response Montréal as part of Presented inaccessibility. Chicago during the Forms of Imagination performance Biennial, this Architecture culturalthe need for to attention draws designers, and architects, spaces’ design how consider always to organizers they the audiences includes and excludes reach. seek to Free. Gender is bent and friendship found inGender is bent and friendship found Shakespeare’s Romina by Men, directed the Dean’s by and confusion tale of love Nemai, a comic sucking on aset in the Nineties—when was chic, the Spice pacifier in homeroom piercings hot, and belly button Girls were un-ironic. were performance $8 door; free $6 advance, 12 (tickets.uchicago.edu, Thu, Nov 773.702.ARTS). & Performance Studies and University Theater. performance $8 door; free $6 advance, 19 (tickets.uchicago.edu, Thu, Nov 773.702.ARTS). Performance Studies and University Theater. Thu, Dec 3–Fri, Dec 4, 7:30pm and Sat, Dec 5, 2pm and 7:30pm West Theater Center Logan Kotis Greg music and lyrics by With Mark Hollmann,and book and lyrics by Josh Harris, invites by Urinetown, directed our own. not so unlike a world us to peeing is is in short supply, water Where serious and nothing is more a premium, at Twelfth Night 13, 7:30pm and Sat, 12–Fri, Nov Thu, Nov 14, 2pm and 7:30pm Nov FXK Theater Club, Reynolds 7:30pm and Sat, 20, 19–Fri, Nov Thu, Nov 21, 2pm and 7:30pm Nov East Theater Center Logan of August world In the corseted Strindberg’s the governs morality Victorian Weider, by a chorus, of all. Joined and affairs lives and speaking the language of vaudeville aside the cast to Julie struggles burlesque, imposed on her and her body. femininity but corset freedom, to be the key may Sex break. to tough are strings Presented by Theater & TRIPTYCH: CYCLE from Excerpts Christian- Almondseed/Almondella

Agamemnon 5–Dec 6, 2015 Nov Theatre Court scholar and Founding Renowned Nicholas Rudall Director Artistic installment the second delivers groundbreaking of Court’s the continuing Cycle, Greek tale of the House of harrowing has been captured Troy Atreus. to will return and the Greeks after years ten victorious, Argos onAulis the fleet sailed from the goddess by winds conjured the for in exchange Artemis Agamemnon’s of King sacrifice Iphigenia. daughter eldest Clytemnestra wife Agamemnon’s an unexpected orchestrates her King as she for welcome a house torn to his return awaits and sorrow. horror apart by (tickets.courttheatre.org, $15–38 773.753.4472). Presented by Court Theatre. Thu, Nov 12, 6–7:30pm Thu, Nov Space Floor Flex Second Arts Incubator, adé Soleil Barak artist Performance TRIPTYCH: selections from presents engagingCYCLE, a performance social and political legaciesephemeral, Nicholas Castro Romero confronts the confronts Romero Nicholas Castro The Mayer’s Coriander limits of ambition. . of Moby Dick the world Candles examines destiny, death, ponders Jackson Ruzzo the Death in Variations on and humanity of Trotsky. performance $8 door; free $6 advance, Thu, Oct 29 (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). University Theater. Performance Studies and . on Trial acts in Women of violent wake In

Presented by Theater & Presented by Arts + Public Life and the Arts + Public Life and Presented by Krapp’s Last Tape A Weekend of Workshops

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welcome the newest residents during a during residents the newest welcome and introduction of performance night and offerings cultural the residency’s to friends. Free. & Culture. Study of Race, Politics Center for the $6 advance, $8 door; free performance $8 door; free $6 advance, Thu, Oct 22 (tickets.uchicago.edu, 773.702.ARTS). Performance Studies and University Theater. Sat, 7:30pm and Thu, Oct 29–Fri, Oct 30, Oct 31, 2pm and 7:30pm FXK Theater Club, Reynolds take and performers devisers Directors, their explore and exercise to the stage probe choosing moments that craft, In The Fear, danger. to our relationship text Frost’s Mehta uses Robert Guatama go bump in the the things that face to the in imagines life Turner night. Lexi Thu, Oct 22–Fri, Oct 23, 7:30pm and Sat, 2pm and 7:30pm Oct 24, West Theater Center Logan look ideal moment to an are Birthdays on what ruminate and back on the past an birthday, On his 69th wrong. went writer unsuccessful aging and so far indulges in an annual ritual of reflection Krapp’s Last Tape, in Samuel Beckett’s But in Sorce. Jonathan by directed he must selves, his former confronting full of missed his past also confront the for traded happiness, opportunities for of his work. sake Ripley’s Believe it or Else 8:30pm 20, Oct 23–Nov Thursdays, (1160 E 55th St) The Revival oldest second Off-Off Campus is the in troupe theater improvisational student forming Generation their first the country, in its 30th Generation, in 1986. Now up unique to serve continues Off-Off comedy, sketch featuring shows weekly and Pre- and various improvisation, talented from performances Afterglow campus. across groups and talentless Auburn David Alumni include playwrights writers, and innumerable Kotis, and Greg civilians, and upstanding performers, See themothers who also turned out fine. andKarlee Esmailli by Directed first. here Moller. Peter 773.702.ARTS). $4 (tickets.uchicago.edu, Presented by Theater & Performance Studies and University Theater.

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Afterword: The AACM (as) Opera (as) The AACM Afterword: 7:30pm Oct 17, Fri, Oct 16 and Sat, Art Chicago Museum of Contemporary (220 E Chicago Ave) for of the Association On the occasion Musicians of Creative the Advancement Center Gray 50th anniversary, (AACM)’s Catherine Lewis, George Mellon Fellows with forces join and Sean Griffin Sullivan, Ensemble Contemporary the International the MCA Chicago premiere present to age a coming-of of a multimedia opera: and testament. of ideas, positionality, story 2008 Lewis’ from is drawn libretto The book, The AACM and American Experimental More of Chicago Press). Music (University graycenter.uchicago.edu. at information (experience.mcachicago.org, $10–30 312.397.4010). Stage New Works Initiative in association with The Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry. and Reunion Artists-in-Residence Celebration Welcome 7–9pm Oct 20, Tue, & Politics of Race, the Study for Center Room Community Culture, Ave) S University (5733 the for Center Arts + Public Life, The Artists-in- & Culture Politics of Race, Study years five celebrates Program Residence alumni to program bringing together by Ron OJ Parson Play Reading: Eden Reading: Play Parson OJ Ron Mon, Oct 12, 7pm Penthouse Performance Center Logan and Joyce director resident Theatre Court OJ Ron artist supported Foundation of Eden, reading a staged presents Parson San Juan Hill City’s York in New set in 1927 a recent section, in which Joseph Barton, of follower and Caribbean immigrant that his horror to discovers Garvey, Marcus with an company is keeping his daughter from American man African uneducated South. the rural Free. Arts + Public Life. Logan Center Performance Penthouse (Oct Penthouse Performance Center Logan 501) Lab Performance Center 23: Logan Center the Logan other week, Every Series, a student-driven Cabaret the hosts an array featuring series performance Series Cabaret The acts. of assorted casual setting for and an intimate provides and affiliates faculty, UChicago students, chops or their performance showcase to material. try out new Free.

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Presented by the Oriental InstitutePresented by Presented by the Smart Museum of Art. Presented by the Smart 2015-16 SEASON2015-16 Saturday Family Center Logan Festivals Center 12–5 pm / Logan drop- performances, include featured festivals Quarterly the by followed and more” in activities, art workshops, info. admission festival of 5+ $20 $5, groups Single tickets admission: Festival workshop Onsite 773.702.ARTS). (tickets.uchicago.edu, served. first come, is first registration OCT 31, 2015 23, 2016 JAN 2016 APR 30, JUN 18, 2016 Logan Center Family Family Saturdays & Family Saturday Festivals Saturday & Family Delights of December 7:30pm Dec 17, Thu, Hall Performance Center Logan by seasonal selections performed Enjoy Youth Park of Hyde children the talented and the Chicago Children’s Symphony of Music Director under the direction Choir, and Chicago Children’s Sheppard Matthew Gregoire. Stephanie Choir Conductor (tickets. free $15, children General Presented 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, by Hyde Park Youth Symphony, the Department of Music, and the Logan Center. Museum. Costume Mania Day: Family 1–4pm Dec 5, Sat, Smart Museum of Art Concert: Symphony Youth Park Hyde while kids ages 5–8 take part in an part in take kids ages 5–8 while the describes how tale that interactive Fun evolved. and created alphabet was onsite. available patches Free. mini- and write costumes fantastical Make illustrations theatrical by inspired plays provided. All materials Grosz. George by kids ages 4–12, for best Activities adult. an by accompanied Free. Presented by the Logan Mummies Night, Sat, Oct 31, 5–8pm Logan Center Family Saturdays Family Center Logan 21 and Dec 5, 2–4:30pm Nov Saturdays, Center Logan curiosity with artistic child’s your Cultivate local by led art workshops season of free a and UChicago art organizations artists, students. registration workshop Free, (tickets.uchicago.edu, recommended 773.702.ARTS). Center and Arts + Public Life.. Little Scribe Dec 5, 1–3pm Sat, Museum Oriental Institute without writing? imagine a world Can you it changed writing began, how how Learn it changed the world and how time, over program. this hands-on through forever a script, help us “evolve” Kids ages 9–12 Mummies Night Oct 31, 5–8pm Sat, Museum Oriental Institute Get up close and personal with a coffins painted discover mummy, and the Book of the Dead, try on closet,Tut’s King an outfit from hunt in our a treasure and take can See if you Gallery. Egyptian a mummifiedfind out what actually priestess ancient Egyptian alive when she was like looked ago! Recommended years 3,000 ages 4 and up, children for an adult. by accompanied recommended registration Free, (oi.uchicago.edu/register). Presented by the Oriental Institute Museum. Make-Believe and Grimm’s Grimmest: The Memory Oct 31, 12–5pm Sat, Center Logan of make- the power Explore and magic in this believe afternoon. festival otherworldly Facets’by film screenings Enjoy Children’s Chicago International a performance Film Festival, of Judith storyteller Darker Side by Heineman and musician Dan the by art workshops Marcotte, Oriental Museum, and more. for encouraged are Costumes and children! parents Single tickets admission: Festival of 5+ $20 (tickets. $5, groups 773.702.ARTS). uchicago.edu, is registration workshop Onsite served. first come, first Presented by the Logan Center and Arts + Public Life. Logan Center Family Saturday Family Center Logan Festival:

Family Day: Rainbow Faces Day: Family Oct 3, 1–4pm Sat, Smart Museum of Art self portraits paintings and colorful Face Ludwig Ernst by works by inspired and Max Pechstein. Emil Nolde, Kirchner, for best Activities provided. All materials an adult. by accompanied kids ages 4–12, Free. Presented by the Smart Museum of Art.. Children’s Chicago International Facets Film Festival times various Oct 23–30, Chicago and throughout Center Logan Children’s Chicago International The largest is North America’s Film Festival over featuring for children, of films festival range countries that 40 250 films from feature and animated live-action from to shorts, TV series, documentaries,films festival The works. and child-produced in culturally-diverse, the best showcases new cinema value-affirming nonviolent, at Full schedule and tickets children. for facets.org. Adults $10, children $6, Facets members $6, Facets children $10, Adults $5 (facets.org). Presented by Facets Multimedia and the Logan Center. Pillow Poppin’ Day: Family 1–4pm 7, Nov Sat, Smart Museum of Art own pillow. your and stuff sew, Silkscreen, in Expressionist on view works by Inspired Activities provided. Impulses. All materials by accompanied kids ages 4–12, for best an adult. Free. Presented by the Smart Museum of Art.

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The University of Chicago 1 Arts Incubator 7 Francis X. Kinahan Theater 13 Max Palevsky Cinema 19 Reva and David Logan 23 DuSable Museum of 301 E. Garfield Blvd. Reynolds Club Ida Noyes Hall Center for the Arts African American History arts.uchicago.edu/artsandpubliclife/ai 5706 S. University Ave. 1212 E. 59th St. 915 E. 60th St. 740 E. 56th Pl. is a home to a variety of renowned 3rd Floor docfilms.uchicago.edu logan.uchicago.edu dusablemuseum.org 2 Bond Chapel arts destinations across campus. 1025 E. 58th St. 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. For complete information on For a list of other arts and cultural 3 Court Theatre 5850 S. Woodlawn Ave. experimentalstation.org 5535 S. Ellis Ave. 9 Gray Center Lab 15 Midway Studios rockefeller.uchicago.edu academic, professional, and student organizations and venues on the courttheatre.org 929 E. 60th St. 929 E. 60th St. 25 Hyde Park Art Center arts programs and initiatives, visit Culture Coast visit culturecoast.org. graycenter.uchicago.edu 21 Smart Museum of Art 5020 S. Cornell Ave. 4 Charles M. Harper Center: 16 Neubauer Collegium 5550 S. Greenwood Ave. hydeparkart.org arts.uchicago.edu/explore. Chicago Booth School of 10 Hack Arts Lab (HAL) for Culture and Society smartmuseum.uchicago.edu Business Art Collection 5735 S. Ellis Ave., 2nd Floor 5701 S. Woodlawn Ave. 26 Little Black Pearl 5807 S. Woodlawn Ave. hal.uchicago.edu neubauercollegium.uchicago.edu 22 Special Collections Research 1060 E. 47th St. Professional organizations such as For a list of dining options and art.chicagobooth.edu Center Exhibition Gallery blackpearl.org 11 International House 17 Oriental Institute Museum The Joseph Regenstein Library Contempo and UChicago Presents, details about transportation and 5 Cochrane-Woods Art Center 1414 E. 59th St. 1155 E. 58th St. 1100 E. 57th St. 27 Museum of Science and Industry student groups, and department- parking see visit.uchicago.edu. 5540 S. Greenwood Ave. ihouse.uchicago.edu oi.uchicago.edu lib.uchicago.edu/e/scrc/exhibits 5700 S. Lake Shore Dr. msichicago.org based groups perform and exhibit 6 Film Studies Center 12 Lorado Taft House 18 The Renaissance Society filmstudiescenter.uchicago.edu 935 E. 60th St. Cobb Hall 28 Frank Lloyd Wright’s across campus. Learn more by Cobb Hall 5811 S. Ellis Ave., 4th Floor Robie House visiting arts.uchicago.edu. Museum Campus South partners: 5811 S. Ellis Ave., 3rd Floor renaissancesociety.org 5757 S. Woodlawn Ave. * See also #19 flwright.org visitmuseumcampussouth.com

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