Anne Lindberg’s six new monumental drawings at Carrie Secrist Gallery embody the seamless relationship between the pace of her step and the evolution of the drawing. Citing a long tradition ranging from Henri Rousseau to William Wordsworth, Robert Walser and Immanuel Kant, the work in this exhibition expounds the relationship of deep thinking and composing with time spent walking. On view through October 28.

The ANNUAL is the Chicago Artists Coalition's yearly sales exhibition celebrating cutting-edge Chicago-based artists. This year's guest curator is Caroline Picard. The exhibition runs through September 28.

Based in Chicago, Iraqi-American artist Michael Rakowitz makes work that explores recent contested social, political, and cultural histories. The artist's first US museum survey at the MCA features early works, a new commission, and major installations, such as Enemy Kitchen (2003-ongoing), a pop-up food truck that serves Iraqi dishes made from recipes that Rakowitz and his mother collected through workshops and extensive community liaisons. On view now at the Museum of Contemporary Art. 

Robert Wilson handpicked Angela Gonzales in 1967 to collaborate and create a visual identity for Fermilab. Her vision was inspiring and bold. From designing book covers of scientific proceedings to posters for the arts and lecture series, she detailed her strategy. She incorporated visual objects that reflected the intellectual challenges and innovations within the laboratory. For 31 years, she worked with Fermilab and was a truly legendary artist. Closing September 30. 

What Makes America Great is a collection of designs celebrating the things that our artists believe make America truly great. Proceeds support DreamCorps, a social justice accelerator founded by Van Jones that advances economic, environmental, and criminal justice solutions. Closing reception October 5.