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A kind of scattered attention that grasps the whole even as the parts slur together, seems like the perfect environment to absorb Jonathan Worcester鈥檚 new solo show 鈥淒ead Reckoning鈥� at 65Grand.

Kayla Risko's Interiors, now on view at 65GRAND in Chicago, there is an immediate sense of privacy.

Even when confronted by objects of staggering beauty, abstraction can be a nefarious and frustratingly tricky thing to write about.

Jenal Dolson鈥檚 鈥淩adicle Dream鈥� is compact and cohesive.

It鈥檚 been ten years since Shane Huffman鈥檚 solo show at the Chicago Cultural Center, and in fact, the last group show he participated in was in 2016.

Suggesting everything from an illicit side hustle to the lame excuses you come up with for getting out of things you don鈥檛 want to do, 鈥淥ther Arrangements,鈥� the title of Justin Witte鈥檚 amiable new show at 65 Grand.

鈥淲altz,鈥� featuring a symphony of bright acrylic paintings by Japeth Mennes on view at 65GRAND, serves as a celebration of color and form integrated harmoniously as each painting leaps from the walls and cements itself as a buzzing afterimage in the viewer鈥檚 mind.

Strange geometries inhabit the blistering spaces that materialize from painter Stephen Williams鈥� brush.

鈥淔or it is through poetry that we give name to those ideas which are, until the poem, nameless and formless鈥攁bout to be birthed, but already felt.鈥�

Ian Pedigo 65 GRAND The old dictum that certain sculptors prefer to work with, rather than on, materials rings true in the case of Ian Pedigo. His