The funny thing is, Pablo Picasso never even set foot in Chicago, let alone anywhere else in the United States. That untitled 50-foot-tall sculpture in Daley Plaza, the city’s most iconic piece ...

“I taught him everything he knew about bullfighting. Is he from Chicago?” Perhaps Picasso recalled that the Art Institute of Chicago was the first American museum to show his work. Whatever ...

Picasso created the piece betwen 1962 and 1964 Model comes from the estate of an art market dealer who died in 2008 Sculpture the model helped create is a tourist attraction in Chicago CHICAGO (AP ...

visitors to the Art Institute of Chicago will get new insight into the special relationship that existed between Pablo Picasso and this city. WBBM Newsradio's Regine Schlesinger reports ...

Chicago’s iconic (truly iconic) Picasso-designed sculpture that anchors Daley Plaza in The Loop celebrates a big milestone this week: it celebrates its 50th birthday. A beloved public art piece ...

Located directly across the street from the Picasso sculpture in Brunswick Plaza, Miró's Chicago is another piece of public art that has inspired a lot of speculation about what it depicts.

Donation Options Search Search Search Pablo Picasso, “Paloma and Her Doll on a Black Background,” Dec. 14, 1952. The work is featured in a new exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago.

CHICAGO—For five decades, a giant Picasso sculpture has stood as the most prominent piece of public art in this city. But even as Chicagoans celebrate the anniversary of its unveiling this week ...

Jim Bachor’s take on “American Gothic” graces a Chicago pothole in 2022. Bachor is aware of the irony that while he wants to use the new space to get back to doing fine art mosaics ...

At the University of Chicago, some students lined up for a different experience: the opportunity to borrow an original work of art from the school's Smart Museum of Art. The program Art To Live ...