Quality Pictures artist Brian Ulrich joins William Eggleston, Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg, and other surveyors of the American scene in Lost in the Supermarket, the second in a series of three exciting shows at the Armand Bartos Gallery. Sign/Age explores the legacy of Pop Art and its celebratory critique of advertising and consumerism. Lost in the Supermarket “includes works that are in direct conversation with our consumer-based culture, taking on the subject from all angles.” The show opens tomorrow, November 20, with a reception from 6-8pm, and continues through December 19.

Lost in the Supermarket is just one of several exhibitions featuring Ulrich’s photographs at the moment: His work can also be seen at Kansas City’s Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art (through Dec 14); Worlds Away: New Suburban Landscapes at the Carnegie Museum of Art (through Jan 18, 2009); and Made in Chicago, Photographs from the Bank of America LaSalle Collection at the Chicago Cultural Center (through Jan 4, 2009).