TCA Gets Political
After the 2016 election, the Teen Creative Agency used the MCA as a platform for unheard voices.
Chicago
The Many Dimensions of Mastry
Martin H. Nesbitt reflects on the growth of his artistic and personal relationships.
The Future of Art
Kerry James Marshall ruminates on the dynamics of adding a contemporary art museum to a city.
The Milky Way in Chicago
Andrew Yang describes the intersection of nature and culture unique to Chicago and discusses his Chicago Works exhibition, which created a version of the Milky Way inside the museum, with organizing. . . more
“Nudity, Ooh, and Disability”
Their programs, which include nudity and subject matter that isn't commonly treated, have found a home in Chicago and at the MCA, where they are supported by adventurous audiences and. . . more
Partner to the Status Quo
Fred Wilson's best exhibitions have lasting effects on the museums that he works with.
A Sense of the City, a Sense of the Institution
A 1994 exhibition featured the work of Fred Wilson, whose work deconstructs museum practices and conventions of display. Here, Wilson discusses his research methodology.
