Nathaniel Mary Quinn: A Love Letter to My Mother
Nathaniel Mary Quinn’s first solo museum show in Chicago features works on canvas and paper alongside a recreated Robert Taylor Homes living room.
Invitation Wall
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Installation of Invitation Wall mural Still Here: Zhegagoynak, Andrea Carlson, 2024.
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Invitation Wall
Art is an invitation—an invitation to see, think and feel in a new way and to be changed by the experience. Invitation Wall is the museum’s 40-foot outdoor public art exhibition space that reflects the museum’s commitment to radical hospitality. All are invited, welcome, and valued.
The current mural is by Andrea Carlson (Ojibwe) and called Still Here: Zhegagoynak.
Major funding is provided by Terra Foundation for American Art and the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events.
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