Amazed at Art Institute of CHICAGO

If you are into ART and would like to indulge your soul with an unforgettable journey through the history, this is the place to be at. Located in downtown Chicago, the "ART Institute of CHICAGO"  offers amazing radical works of the world famous artists and unique collections and also features very special exhibitions throughout the year which assures that you will be amazed each time you visit. Every single time happens to be a unique experience. That's why I will try to update this post following my each visit. PLEASE SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT THIS MUSEUM IN THE COMMENT BOX.

During my last visit, I had the opportunity to visit the "AMERICA AFTER THE FALL" Exhibit (see below). For the current schedule, please check: http://www.artic.edu/

AMERICA AFTER THE FALL : PAINTING in the 1930s

As the time I was writing this post, the Art Institute of Chicago (ARTIC) had been presenting a spectacular collection of paintings from 1930s, all reflecting the 1930s in the US. In the pictures will you find a full lot of information and see the amazing artwork

SPECTACULAR

The monumental exhibition featured at the Art Institute of Chicago demonstrates the works of the most radical European artists of the day and alongside their progressive American contemporaries. The presentations in this museum encompass a broad range of years and cultures, with varying ideas, concerns and styles of ART.

ART FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
AND FROM ALL TIMES ...

In addition to spectacular sections of modern art work including European and American heritage, this museum also holds an amazing collection of American Indian, African and Asian modern art work, together with historical pieces of great archeological and artistic significance, including bronzes, ceramics, archaic jades, textiles, screens, paintings, miniature paintings and sculpture. It is said that the collection of Japanese woodblock prints is one of the finest in the world.

PICTURE GALLERY

Here is a small taste of this great museum through some more pictures ... However, I strongly recommend that you go there yourself and see yourself. Bring camera(s) with plenty of charge; mine died on me after 3 hours and there were still almost half to be seen. I will be adding more pictures from my future trips ... GO THERE AND TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK !