Chicago’s MCA has an illustrious history of exhibitions, including Frida Kahlo’s first one in America, Christo’s first building wrap, and Jeff Koons’ first solo exhibition. The building itself, however, also turns the city into a work of art, with several glass walls that offer striking views of the city and its constant, chilly companion, Lake Michigan. Its permanent collection spans several artistic traditions from the post-war era, including surrealism, pop art, minimalism, and post-modernism, and they are constantly adding ever more contemporary pieces. Beyond just artwork, however, the MCA also plays host to theatre, music, and dance performances.
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