In conjunction with the Backstory exhibition, the MoCP commissioned three writers from the Columbia College Chicago's acclaimed Fiction Writing department to create short stories inspired by works in the show. Hear the authors read their stories on Sept. 25 at 3:30pm.
Join us for a gallery talk and opening reception in honor of the What Remains and You and Me exhibitions. Exhibiting artists Barbara ...
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Acclaimed poet, scholar, and writer Meena Alexander will read from and discuss her work. Alexander was raised in both India and Sudan. Themes of displacement, ...
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Since 2009, Britt Salvesen has served as the Department Head and Curator of the Wallis Annenberg Department of Photography, and the Department Head and Curator ...
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The imagination not only acts as an escape from the real world, it can also open new possibilities of experience. As a powerful force ...
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Thirteen European directors explore the theme of Sarajevo; what this city has represented in European history over the past hundred years, and what Sarajevo stands ...
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Jeffrey Hoone has served as the Executive Director of Light Work since 1982. Housed in the Robert B. Menschel Media Center at Syracuse University, Light ...
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Friends of the MoCP at the Silver Level and up are invited to attend a private studio visit to meet with artists Matt Siber and ...
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Receive up to 50% off of MoCP's publications at our annual Holiday Book Sale. All proceeds will go toward supporting the museum's exhibitions, public ...
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During an eighteen month-long commission in his hometown of Chicago, Schmelling explored the musical landscape of the region. The artist has immersed himself headlong into ...
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This exhibition presents images from Michael L. Abramson’s (1948-2011) South Side Series documenting the pulsing scene of black night clubs on Chicago’s South Side in ...
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