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Chicago-area teens of all cultures and backgrounds are invited to create a work of art that reflects the change they want to see in society for our 2026 Teen Art Showcase.

From ancient Chinese bronzes to contemporary art and from tapestries to photography, every object in our collection has its own unique story to tell.

Students and professionals in healthcare, legal, and allied fields are invited to engage with art in ways that can transform thinking and expand their approach to the fields they practice.

In partnership with Teen Council and the CPS Art Student Voice Committee, this exhibition of student art will highlight 3-D artwork by CPS students in grades Pre-K–12 from any CPS school.

A visionary leader dedicated to furthering the Art Institute’s mission to connect visitors to our collections in fresh and innovative ways, President and Eloise W. Martin Director James Rondeau has led the museum since 2016.

A visionary leader and renowned curator, James has made the museum his professional home for nearly three decades, dedicated to advancing its mission to connect visitors to world-class global collections in fresh, innovative, and relevant ways.

For seekers of artistic connection and meaningful experiences, Luminary Travel offers the chance to explore art and culture with the access of Art Institute curators.

For thousands of years, Native Americans have stewarded the lands and waters of the region surrounding Chicago. The Art Institute recognizes and is mindful of these rich cultural traditions that continue to thrive in our city today.

Find yourself here. Look at art. Make art. Talk about life. Meet new people. Be inspired.

The Art Institute of Chicago welcomes all visitors and is committed to making its services accessible to everyone. We offer a range of resources for both adults and children with disabilities.