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Exhibitions at MCA Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago

MCA Museum Contemp ArtUS

MCA Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
220 East Chicago Ave.
IL 60611 Chicago

+1-312-3974006


www.mcachicago.org

Tue 10-20, Mon-Sun 10-17

Carolina Caycedo

From the Bottom of the River

From the Bottom of the River

5 Dec 2020 – 21 May 2021
London-born Colombian artist Carolina Caycedo (b. 1978) lives and works in Los Angeles.

Through her studio practice and fieldwork with riverside communities impacted by large-scale infrastructure projects around the world, Caycedo makes work that addresses humanity’s relationship with nature. She works on the front-lines of social and environmental justice, gathering materials, experiences, objects, and feelings to make her multidisciplinary work.

Informed by Indigenous philosophies, Cayced… more

MCA Museum Contemp ArtUS

MCA Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
220 East Chicago Ave.
IL 60611 Chicago

+1-312-3974006


www.mcachicago.org

Tue 10-20, Mon-Sun 10-17

David Hartt

Stray Light

MCA Screen

26 Nov 2011 – 24 Apr 2012

MCA Museum Contemp ArtUS


220 East Chicago Ave.
IL 60611 Chicago

+1-312-3974006


www.mcachicago.org

Tue 10-20, Mon-Sun 10-17

Paul Pfeiffer

Solo Exhibition

3 May – 31 Aug 2003
Kerry Skarbakka's anxiety-provoking large format photographs depict figures falling from dreadful heights. These images, which document actual falls the artist has staged with the daring and skill of a Hollywood stuntman, signify the surrendering of control to external forces. As a result, feelings of helplessness yield to the more expansive sense of release and liberation.

There will be a tour led by Kerry Skarbakka on Tuesday, December 17, at noon.
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MCA Museum Contemp ArtUS


220 East Chicago Ave.
IL 60611 Chicago

+1-312-3974006


www.mcachicago.org

Tue 10-20, Mon-Sun 10-17

Life Death Love Hate Pleasure Pain

16 Nov 2002 – 20 Apr 2003
References to the conditions of “life, death, love, hate, pleasure, pain”—a phrase borrowed from a work in the collection by artist Bruce Nauman—emanate from and reverberate within the most compelling art of any era.

MCA James W. Alsdorf Chief Curator Elizabeth Smith has assembled a selection of approximately 70 pieces from 50 artists to form Life Death Love Hate Pleasure Pain, an exhibition of many of the MCA’s most significant and powerful works. The presentation includes paintings,… more

MCA Museum Contemp ArtUS


220 East Chicago Ave.
IL 60611 Chicago

+1-312-3974006


www.mcachicago.org

Tue 10-20, Mon-Sun 10-17

Gillian Wearing

Mass Observation

19 Oct 2002 – 19 Jan 2003
Gillian Wearing has emerged as one of the foremost British artists of her generation, creating video installations and photographic works that explore the strange humor and wrenching tragedy of everyday life. Her work often uses the techniques of documentary films and television to frame alternately unsettling, disturbing, comical, and unpredictable actions and words of various ordinary people drawn from London. Winner of Britain's prestigious Turner Prize in 1997, Wearing has exhibited extensiv… more

MCA Museum Contemp ArtUS


220 East Chicago Ave.
IL 60611 Chicago

+1-312-3974006


www.mcachicago.org

Tue 10-20, Mon-Sun 10-17

Wanderings of the Mind's Eye

Photographs by Illinois Artists from the MCA Collection

Simone Ahrendt

Kenneth Josephson

Ruth Thorne-Thomsen

12 Sep 2002 – 5 Jan 2003
This exhibition presents work by eleven Illinois-based artists from 1930 to the present that evokes reveries, dreams, or other workings of the subconscious. While some of the artists' intentions are analytical or conceptual, all of the works transport the viewer away from the everyday world. The exhibition presents a brief history of the development of two separate strands within this theme. Photographers such as Kenneth Josephson and Ruth Thorne-Thomsen search the world for images of dreamlike … more