Work by Carrie Gundersdorf.

Work by Gil Rocha. ...Sorry I Didn't Have Time to Google You features work by David Jourdan, Lisa Holzer, Kitty Kraus, Chiara Minchio and Stefan Schuster.

Work by Diego Leclery.

Work by Dana DeGiulio.

Work by Hans Peter Sundquist.

Work by Colby Shaft.

In conjunction with the College Art Association's annual conference four Chicago galleries will host exhibitions that feature the work of the 13 painters who will comprise CAA’s Studio Art Session: Painting Panel. Julius Cæsar will present work by Michelle Grabner, Thomas Lawson, Carrie Moyer and Scott Reeder.

In I Lay Claim to You (single channel video, 2009), Chelsea Knight invites choreographer Khalia Frazier to translate a text — appropriating themes from Margaret Mead's 1938 description of a Balinese cremation — into a dance. In an improvised rehearsal, Knight and Frazier perform attitudes of identification: claiming and reclaiming ownership of the dancers and of each other. The dancers operate as a Chorus, mediating and transcribing the process. Knight conflates tropes of cultural inscription with the situation of a rehearsal to engage difference and sameness as changeable, conditional and contested categories, whose instability is political.

Work by Madeleine Bailey.

Works by Candida Alvarez, Karen Azarnia, Brooke Barnett, Justin Berry, Deborah Boardman, You Ni Chae, Nicholas Cueva, Dana DeGiulio, Susanne Doremus, Andrew Falkowski, Servando Garcia, Judith Geichman, Jacob Goudreault & Billy Kang, Michelle Grabner, Carrie Gundersdorf, Corinne Halbert, Anne Harris, Lindsey Hook, Michiko Itatani, James Kao, Chelsea Knight, Eric Lebofsky, Diego Leclery, George Liebert, Elizabeth Lopez, Caleb Lyons, Michael Milano, Aliza Nisenbaum, Michael Nudelman, Deirdre O’Dwyer, Leah Patgorski, Frank Piatek, Michael Pollard, Alison Rhoades, Ryan B. Richey, Noah Rorem, ...

For a complete lineup of the programming taking place on 26-27 September, see the official Fest Fest website.