November 2022 Issue: Weeds (Digital Edition)

Love Hurts The life and Chicago works of Gregory Bae "White, billowing clouds roil and churn against a brilliant blue sky at the opening of the 1993 movie "Groundhog Day"—a storm brewing, perhaps. The whirling mise-en-scène foreshadows supernatural conditions to come in the classic rom-com and sets the stage for "Chicago Works: Gregory Bae" at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, in a pair of delicate pencil renderings." (Emeline Boehringer) Seeing Native America Indianapolis’ Eiteljorg Museum reframes its vision "The Eiteljorg Museum is one of only two museums east of the Mississippi that present to the public both Native American art created in the past by mostly unknown artists, contemporary art by Native Americans and the art of the American West from well-known names like Fredric Remington and Georgia O’Keefe. The renovations reflect trends that dictate livelier spaces while avoiding the tendency of previous museum designers, influenced by then-current anthropology, to presen