1 . Can't—miss exhibits at Chicago museums in 2020
Chicago is a city full of history, art, culture. This year, the city's major museums are staging several show—stopping exhibits. Here are just a few of the Chicago museum exhibits' worth a visit in 2020.
The Allure(魅力) of Matter: Material Art from China
Co—presented by Chicago's Smart Museum of Art and Wrightwood 659, the Allure of Matter: Material Art from China is a limited—time exhibit that focuses on charming material art from contemporary Chinese artists. See everyday objects transformed into large—scale artworks, with pieces made from plastic, wood, paper, and more. Guests are encouraged to visit both locations to fully experience the exhibit's 45 different works.
Feb.6—May. 2,2020
Wrightwood 659, Lincoln Park
Smart Museum of Art, Hyde Park
The March at the DuSable Museum
Chicago's DuSable Museum of African American History is the first independent African American history museum in the country, the exhibit of which showcases the 1963March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. The groundbreaking exhibit will bring Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech to virtual reality for the first time and allow guests a one—of—a—kind, multi—level sensory experience.
Feb.28—Nov. 20,2020
The DuSable Museum of African American History, Hyde Park
Monet and Chicago
Chicago has always held a special connection to Monet. The Art institute was the first American museum to purchase one of Monet's paintings, and today the museum holds the largest collection of works by the artists outside of Paris. That makes the museum a perfect background for the pioneering Monet and Chicago. The exhibit explores Monet's connections to the city through 65 of his paintings—including both rare and iconic(标志性的) works.
May.10 — Sept.28, 2020
Art Institute of Chicago, Loop
1. What is the characteristic of Chinese artists' artworks?| A．They are presented in a single location. |
| B．They are made of materials for daily use. |
| C．They are made by Chinese—American artists. |
| D．They are held from January to May. |
| A．An Institute of Chicago, Loop. |
| B．Wrightwood 659, Lincoln Park. |
| C．Smart Museum of Art, Hyde Park. |
| D．The DuSable Museum of African American History, Hyde Park. |
| A．Monet's life outside of Paris. | B．Monet's later life in Chicago. |
| C．Monet's paintings of Chicago. | D．Monet's connection to Chicago. |
