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Welcome to the Art Institute of Chicago, home to a collection of art that spans centuries and the globe—and one of Tripadvisor’s “Best of the Best” US attractions of 2023. We look forward to your visit and invite you to explore our many exhibitions and to join us for one of our free daily tours.

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Painting featuring a dense city view bisected by a bright blue river with a tugboat headed right. Factory smokestacks and industrial structures define the far bank. The near back features a mass of close-together structures in different styles and heights. A smoky haze permeates the view, softening the sharp diagonals and corners of the cityscape.

Opening Sunday, June 2

Georgia O’Keeffe: “My New Yorks”

Featuring the iconic artist’s little-known but spectacularly dynamic renderings of a rapidly developing New York City, this exhibition is the first to examine these pivotal works of her early career and to take seriously O’Keeffe’s declaration that her “New Yorks would turn the world over.”

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Large painting of people in a crowded park, brushstrokes are dots.

Dark stone sculpture of Buddha sitting cross-legged, hands in lap, eyes closed.

Abstract painting composed of a central tangle of vibrant colors—purple, pink, orange, green, red—on a mostly gray background, subtly divided into rectangular areas.

Painting of a pond seen up close spotted with thickly painted pink and white water lilies and a shadow across the top third of the picture.

Painting of a bone-white cow's skull directly centered in a vertical canvas, adorned with gray-white roses. The background behind the skull is similarly pale and appears to depict stone, a deep black gap between sheets of stone bisecting the painting from top to bottom.

Portrait of man wearing voluminous black cloak, feathered hat, and gold medallion.

Scene in a diner, viewed through wrap-around glass windows, at night on an empty urban street. A light-skinned man and woman, he in a suit and she in a red dress, sit together at a triangular wood bar, eyes downcast. At left sits another man, his back to the viewer. Behind the counter is a light-skinned man in a white uniform. The interior lights cast a yellow glow that spills onto the street in pale green. Above the diner a sign reads, "Phillies."

Gold knife with figure on handle, round turquoise inlays on crown.

Painting, mostly in shades of blue, of a thin, bent, older man wearing ragged clothes and sitting cross-legged playing a guitar positioned upright in his lap.

A work made of oil on canvas.

Abstract painting composed of small vertical dabs of multiple shades of blue with a small area of similar strokes of red, orange, and yellow in the upper right.

Painting of bedroom, blue walls, green window, tan bed, red bedding.

Painting of mother in blue, purple, and green-stripped dress washing child's feet.

Large black sculpture in the shape of Africa. The form is covered in gold chains, circular photographs or "medallions" depicting prominent African American figures, and other images and text. The sculpture hangs on a white wall.
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Painting of a woman and an older white man holding a pitchfork, both seen from the waist up. They stand side by side with stern expressions, in front of a white house with a peaked roof.

Wooden sculpture of seated king surrounded by family.

St. George on white horse, piercing green, gold dragon

White marble bust of woman wearing headband and tunic.

Abstract painting, black background covered with flicks and smudges of white and other colors.

Miniature room with two tall windows framing a small Cubist painting and a fireplace, two golden scuptures set before the windows. At right, a small red couch is flanked by two Lucite chairs. At left, an open glass door is flanked by oak chaises with red cushions. A plush cream rug fills the space.

Explore thousands of artworks in the museum’s collection—from our renowned icons to lesser-known works from every corner of the globe.

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A skyscraper with a prominent, illuminated Rose Window and golden roof at center is otherwise dark against an equally dark city night. The overall blackness is punctuated by tiny illuminated rectangles of windows at left and circles suggesting streetlights and headlights on a road that travels in perspective up the painting at right. To the right of the road are the even, gridlike gray windows of a sparsely illuminated office building.

article Skyscraper Living: Georgia O’Keeffe and the Shelton Hotel

An unexpected move to a residential high-rise gave O’Keeffe a new perspective on nature and the built environment.

Black and white photograph of a cow skull hanging on a brick wall. A woman leans against the wall, holding its snout in her right hand, her nose pressed against its side.

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A photo shows a young, light-skinned woman with light-brown hair smiling and facing the viewer. Behind her and to her right is a balcony rail, beyond which extends the light-filled, white expanse of the Art Institute of Chicago's Griffin Court, within the Modern Wing. Glass doors and windows hint at a park just beyond.

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