Events and Lectures in December

Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times describes Clockwatchers as �??a wicked, subversive comedy about the hell on earth occupied by temporary office workers.�?� Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Work / Place.

Wednesday, December 3rd, 6pm @ Ferguson Lecture Hall, 600 S. Michigan Ave., 1st floor

Please join us as curator Natasha Egan gives a tour of The Transparent City, an exhibition of new photographs of Chicago by artist Michael Wolf, and the group exhibition Work/Place.

Tuesday, December 9, noon at MoCP

Featuring Claire Chase and Eric Lamb, flutes

The second concert of ICE’s new series at the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago spotlights the tight-knit virtuosity of the ensemble’s ineffable flute section: Claire Chase and Eric Lamb. Focusing on music rarely heard in the United States, the performers will offer a program of Chicago premieres featuring new flute works by Phillipe Hurel (France), Dominik Karski (Poland), Kaija Saariaho (Finland) and Marcelo Toledo (Argentina).

Wednesday, December 10, 2008, 7:30pm at MoCP
$10.00 general admission. $5.00 students and seniors
Reservations recommended (312)494-2655 or reservations@ice.org