Chicago Arts District to debut more than 30 exhibitions

Hashimoto's installation "Junk Mail" involves photography, but only in a tangential way: imagine years of junk mail catalogs, with bright color photos stained by moisture and age, brought together into a monstrous sculpture. Gates will present a multimedia videography and still-image project, while bringing people of every race and creed to discuss the state of the world over a dinner table designed by the artist.
Though not strictly photography either, the installation/political forum is sure to make intriguing documentary material. Also, a presentation titled "Trade Show" will run in the Chicago Arts District's Special Exhibition space. It will be a combination of text, movement, and video portraits, along with 100 bags of used clothing, and will examine the unseen laws of labor that link all individuals making up a society, and the mysteriousness with which the thing keeps relentlessly chugging along.
The Chicago Arts District member galleries are listed here. No matter your preference in fine art, this should be a magnificent event!
Labels: Exhibition, Festival, multi-media
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