Links to Chicago
All our projects, they happen in their prime time. There is something you can never have it again. It is a matter of the dynamics of the trustees of the. . . more
Inclusive Design as a Way of Life
Sina Bahram, one of the nation's best respected accessibility consultants, praises the MCA's Visitor Services team for their commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
Friends On the Board
Personal friendships that grow among board members lead to new initiatives and ideas.
Growing Pains
Penny Pritzker describes the excitement of rethinking the museum's building before the move to Chicago Avenue.
Art Across Generations and Languages
Marissa Reyes shares a poignant Family Day memory.
Leading the Way
For decades, the MCA has thrived with women in leadership roles throughout the institution.
Meeting Francesco Bonami
Sally Meyers Kovler describes the unbridled energy of Francesco Bonami.
Close-Knit
Recalling the early days of the board, John D. Cartland remembers everyone pitching in.
Bigger than Ourselves
The MCA began as a start-up. Now, as a mature institution, its dynamic role in the city has grown.
Generous Trustees
And the thing that I think a lot of people, and even I forget sometimes, that our trustees are not paid. They have lives. They have jobs. This is not. . . more
Eat Here, Die in the Alley
The MCA's first café gets a name.
Hands-On Work
In the early days, Women's Board members did a lot of the grunt work—and had a great time.
Going Places
Gallerist Monique Meloche looks back at the MCA's recent exhibitions.
Civic Engagement and Chicago
Jack Guthman talks about being a private institution with a public role.
