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Inside the Exhibition
Building an Exhibition with Barbara Kruger: Five Perspectives from Five Collaborators
Staff members from various fields—curatorial, exhibition design, project management, and retail—all share their unique perspectives of bringing Kruger’s vision to the museum’s galleries.
Leticia Pardo, Sarah Kelly Oehler, Courtney Smith, Jason Stec, and Jennifer Evanoff -
Inside the Exhibition
Onchi Kōshirō’s Affection for Abstraction
The central figure of Japan’s creative print movement made very few prints of his beloved abstract works, but the Art Institute is home to many of them.
Janice Katz -
Inside the Exhibition
A Close Look at André Kertész’s Quartet
This intimately scaled postcard print shows how creative cropping and positioning turn a publicity shot into an art object.
Elizabeth Siegel -
Calendar
Fall Exhibitions
See all exhibitions–BARBARA KRUGER–Nancy Rubins: Our Friend Fluid Metal–André Kertész: Postcards from Paris–Onchi Kōshirō: Affection for Shapeless Things -
Inside the Exhibition
Nancy Rubins, Existing in Flux
Rubins’s high-flying investigations of aluminum, amorphous masses composed of salvaged kiddie rides, rise from the Bluhm Family Terrace.
Makayla May -
The Digital Museum
Student Programming in a Virtual Age
When the pandemic derailed a long-planned revamp of the museum’s student tours, Students and Educators staff pivoted to embrace a new format.
Kinneret Kohn -
New Acquisition
Walter T. Bailey’s National Pythian Temple Fragment, Chicago, Illinois
An iconic piece of South Side history by a pioneering architect joins the museum’s collection.
Alison Fisher -
Meet the Staff
Emily Lew Fry, Director, Interpretation
As a kid, she taught art history to her 4-H club. Today she helps create engaging and relevant museum experiences.
Emily Lew Fry and Shannon Palmer
Go behind the scenes as Barbara Kruger’s vision takes over the museum, contemplate the rare and personally expressive prints of Onchi Kōshirō, and experience 1920s Paris through the postcards of André Kertész—all this fall.