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    <summary><![CDATA[ Due to the recession, we get some absurdly overqualified people to&nbsp;help us out. Kara Leffler is a speed demon, and when you see 8 million events on the calendar for this weekend, it's Kara's quick fingers we have to...]]></summary>
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<p></span>Due to the recession, we get some absurdly overqualified people to&nbsp;help us out. Kara Leffler is a speed demon, and when you see 8 million events on the calendar for this weekend, it's Kara's quick fingers we have to thank. We asked her to pick out some events this weekend, including lectures and performances that looked interesting (and didn't have too much overlap with other great lists, like Time Out) </p>
<p>So click here for the <a href="http://chicagoartmap.com/map">full&nbsp;map/calendar</a>, and here are Kara's Faves: </p>
<p><br /><strong>2nd Fridays Gallery Night <br /><br /></strong>Chicago Arts District <br />1945 S. Halsted St. <br />Opening 11/13/09 @ 6PM <br /><br />Openings for the 30 galleries in the areas surrounding South Halsted and 18th Streets. <br /><br /><br /><strong>$200 <br /></strong>Chicago Art Department <br />1837 South Halsted <br />Opening Reception 11/13/09 @ 6PM - 10PM <br /><br />This exhibition deals with today's economic climate by asking the artist's in resident at the Chicago Art Department; What does $200 mean to you? <br /><br /><br /><strong>Brett Ian Balogh <br /></strong>Experimental Sound Studio <br />5925 N. Ravenswood <br />Opening 11/13/09 @ 6PM<br /><br />A computer controlled exhibition inspired by the geological instability of the Ring of Fire in the Pacific Ocean. <br /><br /><br /><strong>Daniel Kelm: A Conversation on Poetic Science <br /></strong>Columbia College Center for Books and Paper <br />1104 S. Wabash <br />Opening Reception 11/13/09 @ 6:30 pm <br /><br />A lecture given by David Kelm about his work and how it celebrated relationship and connection. <br /><br /><br /><br /><strong>Film screening: "The Shame" <br /></strong>Instituto Cervantes <br />31 W. Ohio St. <br />Opening Reception 11/13/09 @ 7PM <br /><br />A short film written and directed by Planell that tells the story of human imperfections and fears. <br /><br /><br /><strong>ORACLE 3 <br /></strong>ROOMS Productions <br />645 W 18th Street <br /><br />Opening Reception 11/13/09 @ 8PM - 10PM <br /><br />During this performance piece, three actors will be deprived of sight and sound while they attempt to express the emotions of the present moment. <br /><br /><br /><strong>Melissa Oresky <br /></strong>Western Exhibitions <br />119 N. Peoria <br />Opening Reception 11/14/09 @ 4PM - 7PM </p>
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<p><strong>Laura Cutler, Paintings</strong></p>
<p>within(Reason) </p>
<p>1932 S. Halsted </p>
<p>Opening Reception 11/14/09 @ 6PM - 10PM </p>
<p>In this exhibition, Cutlers paints the human figure as a means to understand feeling and emotion </p>
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<p><strong>Alex Olson and Lisa Williamson </strong></p>
<p>Shane Campbell Gallery </p>
<p>1431 W. Chicago Ave</p>
<p>Opening reception 11/14/09<br />Artwork from resident artists Alex Olson and Lisa Williamson </p>
<p><br /><strong>Film screening: "Sound of the Sea"</strong></p>
<p>Instituto Cervantes </p>
<p>31 W. Ohio St. </p>
<p>Opening 11/14/09 @ 1PM </p>
<p>Spanish graphic novelist Miguelanxo Prado creates a fantastic love story that will intrigue all ages </p>
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<p><strong>Aesthetic Presentation: The Life and Work of Henry Darger </strong></p>
<p>Intuit </p>
<p>756 N Milwaukee Avenue</p>
<p>Opening 11/14/09 @ 2pm</p>
<p>A presentation and film about the life of Henry Darger. </p>
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<p><strong>Family Day: Personal Places </strong></p>
<p>U of C Smart Museum of Art </p>
<p>5550 S. Greenwood Ave </p>
<p>Opening reception 11/15/09 @ 1PM - 4PM </p>
<p>An afternoon of art activities, storytelling, and creative journeys through the Smart Museum's exhibitions.</p>
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<p>Nice job, Kara. </p>
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