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Past Exhibitions

June 26, 2013September 29, 2013
Regenstein Hall
Member Preview: June 23–25, 10:30–5:00
Explore the fascinating relationship between art and fashion during the late 19th century with nearly 80 paintings by Impressionist masters such as Caillebotte, Degas, Manet, Renoir, and Seurat.
June 22, 2013September 29, 2013
Galleries 124–127
More than 120 drawings and prints, as well as works in other media, offer a behind-the-scenes perspective on dress and undress, the fascinating flip side of the very public face of high fashion.
May 16, 2013September 27, 2013
Ryan Education Center
This exhibition of teen art has been imagined, curated, designed, and installed by the Art Institute Teen Council, a group of 11 teens from all over Chicagoland.
June 26, 2013September 22, 2013
Galleries 182–184
The first retrospective of the work of Indian-born American artist Zarina features approximately 60 works from the artist’s studio, as well as from public and private collections.
July 2, 2013September 9, 2013
Ryerson and Burnham Libraries (Closed on Saturdays and Sundays)
The 19th century's version of today's high-gloss fashion photography—woodcuts, engravings, and other mechanically reproduced illustrations—sheds light on the history of women's dress.
June 1, 2013September 2, 2013
Galleries 1–4, 188
Member Preview: May 31, 10:30–5:00
The first retrospective of Abelardo Morell’s photographs in 15 years features over 100 works made from 1986 to the present, including many newer color photographs never exhibited before.
November 11, 2012August 25, 2013
Gallery 154
Over 50 luxurious treasury objects from the British Museum showcase the splendor of wealthy households and important ecclesiastical sites between A.D. 300 and 650.
April 6, 2013August 18, 2013
Galleries 283–285
From the powerful effect of color to the rigor of geometry, this exhibition presents architecture and design works that reveal common concepts and strategies across these interwoven fields.
February 21, 2013August 11, 2013
Gallery 293
Kara Walker's commissioned installation includes her celebrated cut-paper silhouettes accompanied by several drawings, continuing what she has called her “ever-present, never-ending war with race.”
April 27, 2013July 14, 2013
Gallery 107
Woodblock prints from the remarkable Yoshida family span three generations from those by the family patriarch, Yoshida Hiroshi (1876–1950), to today's Yoshida Ayomi.
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