Sif Itona Westerberg, “accendance,” 2023. Polished bronze and Fermacell, 141 x 117 x 50 centimeters. Courtesy of the artist and Gether Contemporary, Copenhagen
1
János Megyik Photograms
(Art Institute)
The first U.S. museum exhibition of the eighty-six-year-old Hungarian artist includes twelve large-scale photograms.
Opens February 3
2
Christopher Williams: Radio/Rauhfauser/Television
(Neubauer Collegium)
An exploration of the conceptual photographer’s ongoing research into contemporary mutations of social realism.
Opens February 8
3
The Other Four
(Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota)
“Multimedia works by twenty-one contemporary artists that forefront the senses of smell, taste, touch, and sound.”
Opens February 9
4
Sif Itona Westerberg: Twin Flame, Double Ruin
(Driehaus Museum)
The first solo U.S. museum exhibition of the Copenhagen-based artist features bronze and concrete sculptures that draw from popular mythological narratives.
Opens February 16
5
Message from Our Planet: Digital Art from the Thoma Foundation
(Chazen Museum of Art at the University of Wisconsin–Madison)
The final Midwest stop of this traveling exhibition of twenty digital works curated by former Newcity art editor Jason Foumberg.
Opens February 19