A preview of what's ahead at the Driehaus Museum: ✔️ Exhibition opening February 7: A Tale of Today: Materialities with artists Rebecca Beachy, Jonas N.T. Becker, Olivia Block, Barbara Cooper, Richard Hunt, Industry of the Ordinary, Beth Lipman, Luftwerk, Dakota Mace, Bobbi Meier, Laleh Motlagh, Ebony G. Patterson, Jefferson Pinder, and Edra Soto. The guest curator is Dr. Giovanni Aloi. ✔️ March 1 and April 5: Materialities Community Days, sponsored by Terra Foundation for American Art's Art Design Chicago ✔️ February 19: Third Wednesday Nights with Picosa ✔️ March 19: Third Wednesday Nights with Duo F.A.E. ✔️ April 8: Chicago Symphony Orchestra Chamber Music
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Goddess No 12 by Christopher Lantz, Lantz Museum
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