SEPTEMBER 2019 | CHICAGO 121
THE FACE
EXPERT
Dr. Anthony Geroulis
For the last 34 years,
Dr. Anthony Geroulis has
focused solely on facial
cosmetic surgery. His skilled
hands combined with his
artistic ability allow him to
give his patients exactly
what they ask for – natural
looking and long-lasting
results that are specific and
unique to each individual.Whether your concern is
excess skin of the upper
eyelids, puffiness in the
under eyes, jowls, loose
neck skin, undesired nose
shape, recessed chin, or
any other facial concerns,
Dr. Anthony Geroulis has
a solution. Join us for a
comprehensive consultation
and see what the Face
Expert recommends for you.Your face, his expertise.Anthony Geroulis, MD, FICS
Board Certified - American Board of Cosmetic Surgery
Clinical Professor, University of Chicago Medical School
Top Doctor in U.S. News and World ReportsNORTHSHORE:NORTHFIELD
NORTHWEST SUBURBS:ST. ALEXIUS MEDICAL CENTERhttp://www.geroulis.com / 847.441.4441pink-faced oafs possessing little self-regard.
It’s a vibrant critique of patriarchy in which
there are no heroes, only clowns.
Details West Town. Western Exhibitions. Free.
westernexhibitions.com
SEPT. 14–15 | CLASSICAL
Mass in B Minor
QAnyone who says all baroque music sounds
the same should hear Music of the Baroque,
which goes big for its season opener: J.S. Bach’s
mountainous take on the Mass text, composed
for chorus, vocal soloists, and orchestra,
spreading across two hours of music led by
the group’s vital music director, Jane Glover.
Details Loop; Skokie. Sept. 14: Harris Theater;
Sept. 15: North Shore Center for the Performing
Arts. $25–$85. baroque.org
SEPT. 15 | COMEDY
Nick Offerman
QThe standup comic, former Parks and
Recreation star, and paragon of rugged
masculinity revisits Chicago (he grew up
in Minooka) for his All Rise tour, promising
“chuckles and light dancing.” Offerman’s brand
of humor is inspired by long days building
heirloom furniture at his wood shop in LA,
his marriage to Will & Grace actress Megan
Mullally, and his progressive politics — a notable
distinction from the libertarian Ron Swanson
character he’s become synonymous with.
Details Loop. Chicago Theatre. 7 p.m.
$40–$204. ticketmaster.com
SEPT. 15–OCT. 26 | ART
Jordan Martins: Plant Strategies
QT h is loc a l a r t is t r a r ely s t ick s to one med iu m :
He makes collages out of his own photography
and painting and from other found artworks,
then scans and manipulates them to produce
dizzying patterns. From this tangle of digital
and analog processes emerge canvas works that
dance — their surfaces teem with color, strange
textures, and labyrinthine lines.
Details East Garfield Park. Goldfinch. Free.
goldfinchgallery.org
SEPT. 17 | EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC
Boris
QAh, the tail end of summer — time to get in
a few last patio beers, schedule a final beach
hang, and, of course, pulverize your eardrums
with experimental Japanese doom metal.
This trio had planned on retiring in 2017 but
returned with a new full-length, Love & Evol, in
August — as good a reason as any to get lost in
their heavy-as-hell (but still achingly gorgeous)
wall of noise.
Details Lincoln Park. Lincoln Hall. 8 p.m. $20.
lh-st.com