Exhibition Type: Has Educator Resources

The MoCP, in partnership with the Goethe Institutes of Chicago and Sarajevo, commissioned artists Oliver Sieber and Katja Stuke to produce a new body of work.

The sixteen artists in this exhibition present an array of physical remnants and enigmatic traces, ranging from cryptic objects to the marks of human activity in rugged landscapes.

Dandy Lion:(Re)Articulating Black Masculine Identity seeks to distinguish the historical and contemporary expressions of the Black Dandy phenomenon in popular culture.

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), or North Korea, has been called the Hermit Kingdom, as it is one of the most reclusive states in the world. North Korea’s citizens are not allowed to travel abroad, there is no Internet connection to the outside world, and the flow of information is almost completely controlled by the government.

Monuments are deliberate gestures—objects or structures created to commemorate an event, person or era.

Artist Jan Tichy presents the results of his one-year project curating an exhibition based on the MoCP’s collection of more than 11,000 images.

Images captured by artist Victoria Sambunaris during her travels…