The Arts Club of Chicago

201 E Ontario St, Chicago, Illinois 60611 USA

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Tue 11a-6p

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Easy to miss, as it's located on a side street without much in the way of signage (or advertising), but this gallery has a long history — it opened in 1916, and hosted Pablo Picasso's art show in the U.S. Visitors will find three public art shows each year, usually of exceptional quality. Note the Mies van der Rohe central staircase, which was transplanted from the club's previous Mies-designed location.

Reviewed by
Shanti N.

February 22, 2019

I would definitely describe The Arts Club of Chicago as hidden in plain sight, located off the bustle of Michigan Avenue, on the corner of Ontario Street. It was only yesterday that I had the... Read more

Reviewed by
Linda C.

October 05, 2019

Beautiful space and a great venue spot for events. I attended a charity gala here and it's big enough to hold a good 150+ guests. More ideal for an intimate vibe. Read more

Reviewed by
Bill M.

December 26, 2005

Designed by John Vinci in 1997, this two-story arts center holds the famous reconstructed steel staircase designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. It was in the original Arts Club building formerly... Read more

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