The Art Institute of Chicagoさんのイラストまとめ

Born on this day in 1917—A member of Surrealist circles in the 1930s, Leonora Carrington settled in Mexico in 1942 after the trauma of fleeing war-torn Europe. In 1964 she painted this imaginative portrait of her friend, the artist Juan Soriano: https://t.co/8IYd2rQ4Zo

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Born on this day in 1918—Chicagoan artist Charles White powerfully interpreted African American history, culture, and lives over the course of his four-decade career.

Celebrate his life and career through powerful works in the museum's collection: https://t.co/PkgcoCy3Hj

In the 1890s, a new generation of artists emerged who came of age after the height of Impressionism.

Unlike the Impressionists, who often portrayed landscapes, these artists known as Intimists focused on interior scenes.

Explore "Intimate Modernity": https://t.co/S6SkIhCTQr

We have reached capacity and general admission tickets for the Art Institute are sold out today and tomorrow (3/6 + 3/7).

Members will still have access to the museum. Nonmembers can guarantee entry in the days to come by purchasing tickets in advance: https://t.co/vobx7W18WS

Bisa Butler: The Playlist features songs selected by the artist and her husband, a longtime DJ.

Find your own creative inspiration in songs that intersect with work on view in "Bisa Butler: Portraits."

LISTEN—https://t.co/Q1ODPwsTCH

We have reached capacity and general admission tickets for the Art Institute are sold out today and tomorrow (2/27 + 2/28).

Members will still have access to the museum. Nonmembers can guarantee entry in the days to come by purchasing tickets in advance: https://t.co/vobx7W18WS

We have reached capacity and general admission tickets for the Art Institute are sold out today and tomorrow (2/20 + 2/21).

Members will still have access to the museum. Nonmembers can guarantee entry in the days to come by purchasing tickets in advance: https://t.co/vobx7W18WS

Happy Valentine's Day ❤️ from the Art Institute! 🌹

In his 'Vignette Suite,' Kerry James Marshall used characteristics of the 18th-century French Rococo style and projected positive images of black life, centered around the notion of love.

LEARN MORE—https://t.co/IQPi47b93j

The museum opens its doors again starting February 11. And "Bisa Butler: Portraits" has been extended!

Explore vibrant and awe-inspiring portrait quilts that reimagine and celebrate narratives of Black life.

Advance tickets are required. Learn more: https://t.co/mVJKjhNY8P

Whether it was raining, snowing, or the sun was shining, Vincent van Gogh found a lot of beauty in the sky, and all around him.

With our friends at the @vangoghmuseum and @MuseumModernArt, we invite you to share the beauty around you—using the hashtag #UnderVanGoghsSky.