Free and open to the public
The seventy-year career of the important twentieth century German-American artist Lyonel Feininger was commemorated in this exhibition of more than fifty prints, works on paper, and carved toys.
Visual Poetry featured the work of two avant-garde artists, the Catalan Joan Brossa and the Chilean Nicanor Parra.
The Gray City Unbuilt featured twenty renderings of University of Chicago buildings and complexes which were proposed between 1929 and 1989, but never realized.
Paintings and sculpture by Kim Kopp and installations by Paul Coffey, Philip T. Matsikas, and Paula Melvin.
Part of an ongoing series of intimate exhibitions focusing on the works of alumni artists, this show featured three large-scale drawings by sculptor Jene Highstein.
This exhibition of twenty-nine anatomy texts from the University of Chicago Library explored the diverse ways in which anatomy text illustrators from the 16th to the 20th centuries fathomed the realms of biology and physiology.
This exhibition brought together nearly 300 works of art to focus on one of the last great 19th-century historical revivals in the arts.
Seventeen portraits and self-portraits from the collection of Joseph P. Shure, an alumnus of the University of Chicago.
Comprised of sixty works (paintings, sculpture, drawings, and prints) from public, private, and corporate Chicago-area collections, this exhibition provided an overview of cubism's permutations from its initial years through the late 1920s.
In honor of the University of Chicago's Centennial, this exhibition focused on campus buildings constructed between 1893 and 1986.