On November 3, the Neubauer Collegium hosted “A Festival of Holes,” which included “Mirrorglass: Land Acts (Traces),” a new performance by Amanda Saucedo, Michael Workman, Mat Rappaport, and Range Mobile Lab presented by Movement Matters, and a release party for the launch of Stacy Hardy’s new book “An Archeology of Holes.” For the release party, Hardy was joined by an ensemble of archaeologists to excavate and celebrate the hole as a gathering point. Participants included anthropologist Kaushik Sunder Rajan (Chicago), poets Daniel Borzutzky (Chicago) and Lesego Rampolokeng (Soshanguve), composers and musicians Adam Zanolini (Chicago), Julian Otis (Chicago) and Neo Muyanga (Soweto), writers Lily Hoang (San Diego), Meghan Lamb (Chicago) and Robert Kloss (Chicago).