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Chicago-based artist, researcher, and curator. Faculty in Visual and Critical Studies at SAIC.

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“if-if-if-“ will close (more of a … than a .) on Saturday 10/24 with one more event: a round robin of readings and “readings” of found or re-maneuvered texts by some of Chicago’s sweetest word watchers. Gallery will open around 7pm with the event starting around 8pm: come by for the bye bye and the aye aye for the eye eye 😶

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Join us for open hours and see/listen/watch Moderately and with Great Boredom this Sunday 12-3pm. Moderately and with Great was curated by Lauren Sudbrink @laurencsudbrink and is on view through 10/25.

Featuring work by Chris Reeves, Mauricio López F., Jimmy & Tim – Malverde, Anna Johnson, Lula Asplund, Ro Lundberg, Kim Nucci, Paige Alice Naylor, Will Greene, Loraine Wible, Jordan Knecht, Liz McCarthy, Maya Nguyen, Shi-An Costello, Madeleine Aguilar, Jovi, Steph Patsula, Esther Espino, Lia Kohl, Allen Moore, Sarah Lutkenhaus, Danny Floyd, Aaron Walker & Davi Lakind, Kat Bawden, Elena Ailes, Caitlin Ryan, Sheldon Campbell, Shir Ende, Julia Klein, Mike Lopez, Maggie Wong, Brian Jucas, Sonya Bogdanova, Elana Adler, Jacob Boglio, Eileen Mueller, Jared Christopher Kelley, Ingrid C. Olson, Kitty Rauth, Mat Mancini, olivier, Jess Bass, Max Guy, Rex Delafkaran, Jack Larmer, Jesse Malmed, Mariel Harari, Alden Burke, Ále Campos, Kezia Waters, Jan Brugger, Madison Mae Parker, TAITAITAITAI, Corey Smith, Breanne Trammell, Ruby Que, Lindsey Whittle, Jonas Mikosch Mueller-Ahlheim, Graciela González, erψn temp3st and Erin Hayden

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VCS faculty, Danny Floyd is part of a monumental exhibition "Moderately & With Great Boredom" opening on Friday, September 25 at Patient Info. The show is curated by Lauren Sudbrink and has a fantastic line-up.

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!!! @laurencsudbrink has put together a smart & funny & massive show - “Moderately & With Great Boredom” a show that’s also a song that’s also a moving image that’s also on the walls that’s also a history lesson that’s also about Erik Satie - featuring 60+ artists over a @patientinfo opening tomorrow (Friday) 9/25 6-10PM. I wrote a short essay in a takeaway book available at the opening & I’ll be performing something athletic tomorrow alongside forever favorites @marmblatt @thejacklarmer @madisonmaeparker @jannybooger @ennui2 tmr eve. Here’s a few lil sneak peek details and favorite lines from the show 👀 hope to see you! ♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙

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Happy to share that Object Vacation is coming to the 2026 Chicago Art Book Fair this November for the launch of its first print edition @chicagoculturalcenter.

There is a Florida, Ohio. A Cairo, Illinois. A Beverly Hills, Michigan. Across the country, Edens, Venices, Floridas, and Hollywoods sit hundreds or thousands of miles from the landscapes their names seem to remember. A Mediterranean villa under a Midwestern sky. An artificial lake beside a subdivision. A swimming pool covered through winter. Geography is another material available for rearrangement.

Seen from above, a swimming pool is an improbable object: a chemically blue rectangle cut into dirt. It resembles water while requiring an enormous amount of machinery to keep behaving like water. Pumps, filters, chlorine, vinyl, concrete. Nature is made strangely legible through plastic.

November 13–15, 2026
Friday–Sunday, 10 AM–5 PM
Chicago Cultural Center

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Chicago! Save the date…

OBJECT VACATION is coming to the 2026 Chicago Art Book Fair this November for the launch of its first print edition @chicagoculturalcenter

November 13–15, 2026
Friday–Sunday, 10 AM–5 PM
Chicago Cultural Center
@chicago_art_book_fair

There is a Florida, Ohio. A Cairo, Illinois. A Beverly Hills, Michigan. Across the country, Edens, Venices, Floridas, and Hollywoods sit hundreds or thousands of miles from the landscapes their names seem to remember. A Mediterranean villa under a Midwestern sky. An artificial lake beside a subdivision. A swimming pool covered through winter. Geography is another material available for rearrangement.

Seen from above, a swimming pool is an improbable object: a chemically blue rectangle cut into dirt. It resembles water while requiring an enormous amount of machinery to keep behaving like water. Pumps, filters, chlorine, vinyl, concrete. Nature is made strangely legible through plastic.

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Happy anniversary!!
The most Guapo man in the world.
❤️

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A few shots from “Syllabus of Effects” up all June over at @ignition_projects w open hours Saturdays 12 - 4pm. Give it an eye and a read and a listen in between these totally normal Chicago mini-hurricanes 💙🌬️

Images:
1 - 5: “Noisiness” shelf with myself, Aaron Walker and a footnote text by Livy Snyder
6 - 12: “Deskill/Re-skill” & “Repetition & Vicious Cycles” shelves with myself, Lauren Sudbrink, Jessica Zawadowicz, Jonas Müller-Ahlheim, Kat Bawden, Emma Bergman, M. Carson Day, and footnotes by Madison Mae Parker, Max Guy, Zoey Gringlas
13 - 15: “Borderlines & Ambiguity” shelves with Jenn Smith, Jess Bass, Cat Bowyer, Lindsey Whittle, Mat Mancini, Elena Ailes and footnotes by Laurel Hauge, lee rae walsh (being listened to by Danny Floyd, also in the show!)
16 - 17: Nancy comic and olivier’s footnotes for “Mirrors”
18 - 20: “Gestures and Authorship” with Ále Campos, Kat Bawden

Somehow there’s more that’s not pictured so let me know what I missed 👀

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Some poems live on the page. This one lives on the floor.

On view in our office this week: Mon & Wed-Fri (9:30 AM- 5:30 PM). Closed Tues 5/19.

Danny Floyd
Peeled Pencil, Choke, 2025
Cast aluminum
Size variable
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JUNE 5TH over at @ignition_projects ! “Syllabus of Effects” shares its name with the title of six themed artists books I made in 2024 based on my love of syllabus creation and a desire to share and galvanize unruly pedagogy. For this exhibition, the themes (ambiguity and borderlines, mirrors, gestures & authorship, noisiness, deskilling & reskilling, repetition) stretch off of the page and into the gallery space into six discreet novel displays, miniature exhibitions within the exhibition, featuring artworks, objects, archival ephemera, texts, and footnotes that further elucidate the strings of equivalences and rogue knowledge production the syllabi encouraged. Some of the bigger ideas considered here: mutual kinship and finding symmetry, categorical slipperiness, life during the wartime, art as an occasion for experience, getting lost in the meshes, collaborating without direct collaboration.

With: Àle Campos, Breanne Trammell, Cat Bowyer, Danny Floyd, Elena Ailes, Emma Bergman, Jenn Smith, Jess Bass, Jesse Malmed, Jessica Zawadowicz, Jonas Müller- Ahlheim, Kat Bawden, Laurel Hauge, Lauren Sudbrink, lee rae walsh, Lindsey Whittle, Livy Snyder, M. Carson Day, Madeleine Aguilar, Madison Mae Parker, Mat Mancini, Max Guy, olivier, Sloan Klusendorf, Tamara Becerra Valdez, Zoey Gringlas

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A Hair Never Dissolves closes today! The gallery is open 12pm-4pm. Last chance to see or smell this work.

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A Hair Never Dissolves Scent Event:A Stranger in the Woods

An evening of olfactory encounters.
Saturday, May 2, 5-8 pm at The Plan 610 N. Albany

Thirteen fragrances composed in collaboration with Tedd Neenan and the SAIC olfactory class are paired with three photo prints. We will spend time with each olfactory interpretation of traces left on surfaces: names carved in living beech trees, insect excavations in photographic prints, and the essence of moss, lichen, and decaying wood in a nearby forest. Forest- and human-inspired olfactory compositions trigger emotive response, distance and intimacy mingle in the limbic centers of the brain, traces left, traces received, a stranger in the woods: Interpolated

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