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Explore our wide-ranging exhibitions and various virtual programs.
Harpist Mary Lattimore performs live in response to works by French Impressionist artist Claude Monet.
Join Jeff Tweedy, songwriter and leader of the Chicago band Wilco, for a conversation about his new book, How to Write One Song, his career as a writer and musician, and the importance of making creativity a part of your daily life.
Are you a college or university student eager to meet staff whose outreach and partnerships keep the museum connected to the communities it serves?
Explore Sun Ra’s lasting legacy with a viewing of artist Cauleen Smith’s 2011 video Space is the Place (A March for Sun Ra).
Francesca Casadio and Mary Broadway of Conservation Science take you inside the museum’s labs to discuss their preservation of works by artist Joseph Yoakum.
Connect with fellow Luminary members on a guided small-group tour of Monet and Chicago.
Are you a college or university student ready to join an open and frank discussion about equity and social justice issues in the museum?
In this conversation led by museum educator Nancy Chen, explore works of art with representational, sculptural, and social dimensions that shed light on the relationship between land and power.
Rem Koolhaas is a Pritzker Prize-winning Dutch architect, theorist, and urbanist. For this year’s Butler-VanderLinden Lecture on Architecture, Koolhaas discusses a fundamental strand of his practice—exhibition making—with Irene Sunwoo, the museum’s new John H. Bryan Chair and Curator of Architecture and Design.
Join visual artists Gabriela Salazar and Jenny Kendler, choreographer Carrie Hanson, and co-founder of Artists Commit Laura Lupton for a conversation exploring the intersections between artistic practice and environmental activism. The program is moderated by Mika Tosca, assistant professor at the School of the Art Institute.
