Lingering images, stories and memories that haunt us form the basis for this double-bill of movement-based performances conceived and presented by Chicago-based artist and choreographer Erica Mott. The work-in-progress concept piece “InPrint” is a group movement collage that examines the disposability of the female body in the human-trafficking industry that mixes live voice (supplied by Nicole Garneau) projected image and dance to take a dark and hard look at what we as a society throw away. The new work “Digging” is sort of a solo performance art version of “Body Worlds” that dissects one’s self image, right down to the bone, literally. (Dennis Polkow)
Thu-Sat/8pm. Links Hall (second floor), 3435 N. Sheffield; (773)281-0824. $10-$15.
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