WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 9:30–2:30

25th Annual

Art Insights and Reflections are generously funded by the Hulda B. and Maurice L. Rothschild Foundation. Additional support is provided by Cigna.

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Welcome to the 25th Annual Reflections at the Art Institute of Chicago.

In addition to exploring the galleries and creating art, we invite you to participate in dance activities in the Ryan Learning Center and across the museum that promote health and wellness. The Art Institute is pleased to welcome our program partners with the Arts for Brain Health Coalition, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, and Well Connected.

Arts for Brain Health Coalition partners include the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago Dance Therapy, CJE SeniorLife, La BROCHA, Lookingglass Theatre Company, Northwestern Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center, and Silver Sneakers.

Questions? Ask anyone with a yellow ribbon.

11:15–11:45, 12:15–12:45, 1:15–1:45Therapy That Moves You**Pritzker Garden (rain day location: Griffin Court)Chicago Dance TherapyExplore movement with Chicago Dance Therapy as a way to express, communicate, and connect with yourself and the world around you.

11:15–2:00Drawing in the GalleriesGallery 396Leslie Baum, artistLearn the basics of drawing from original works of art.

11:30–12:30Ticketed LuncheonChicago Stock Exchange Trading Room

11:30–1:30Music in the GalleriesGrand Staircase, Gallery 200Kara Bershad, harpist

11:45–12:15, 12:45–1:15, 1:45–2:15Hubbard Street Dance Chicago WorkshopStudio B, Ryan Learning CenterOpen to all levels of mobility, these abbreviated participatory workshops showcase how dance creates joy and community.

12:00–12:30Lecture: All That Glitters— The Art of AdornmentFullerton Hall*†Jasmeet Sekhon

12:30–2:00Hands-on StationClassroom 3, Ryan Learning CenterDiscuss and explore works of art through touch using 3-D printed sculptural replicas, carved relief interpretations, and fabric recreations of master paintings.

12:00–12:30, 1:00–1:30, 2:00–2:30Art in the Moment**Gallery 394Deb Del SignoreMake art in the galleries with a professional art therapist.

1:00–1:30Lecture: The Aging Artist—Transformation and TriumphFullerton Hall*†Mark Pohlad

2:30Program concludes.The museum is open until 5:00.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS10:00–10:15Opening RemarksRubloff Auditorium*†Lucas Livingston, assistant director of accessibility and lifelong learningDebra E. Weese-Mayer, president, Hulda B. and Maurice L. Rothschild Foundation

10:15–11:00Lecture: Mythologies of African ArtRubloff Auditorium*†Costa Petridis, chair of Arts of Africa and the Americas and curator of African art

10:30–2:30Informal Gallery TalksVarious galleries (see pages 4 -9.)

10:30–11:00, 11:30–12:00, 12:30–1:00Rhythmicity**Studio A, Ryan Learning CenterRick NeuhausYou’ve got the rhythm in you. Play YOU!

10:30–11:10, 11:30-12:10, 12:30-1:10Memory Ensemble**Classroom 4, Ryan Learning CenterLookingglass Theatre CompanyEngage your instincts, creativity, and spontaneity to explore and create improvisational theater with Lookingglass Theatre Company.

*All auditoria in the Art Institute are equipped with assistive listening devices, available inside the auditorium’s entrance. CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) captioning service is provided for today’s lectures by Efficiency Reporting.

** Presented in partnership with the Arts for Brain Health Coalition

†Lecture will be live-streamed nationwide by Art Institute partner Well Connected. Visit the Modern Wing registration table for more information.

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INFORMAL GALLERY TALKS

FIRST LEVELEach work of art has been assigned a number in a square. Please locate the numbers on the floor plan to find the works that you would like to visit.

1. Transom Panels from Phoenix Hall, Takamura Kōun Gallery 108

2. Figure of a Seated Leader, Remojadas culture, Mexico Gallery 136

3. Plank Mask, Bwa people, Burkina Faso Gallery 137

4. Male Figure (Nkisi Nkondi), Vili people, Republic of the Congo Gallery 137

5. Necklace Inscribed with the Name of King Pratapamalladeva, Nepal Gallery 141

6. Fragment of a Portrait Head of Antinous, Roman Gallery 152

7. Self-Portrait, Beauford Delaney and Portrait of Beauford Delaney, Georgia O’Keeffe Gallery 160

Grand Staircase

Rublo� Auditorium

ChicagoStock Exchange Trading Room

Modern Shop

MembershipDesk

MembershipDesk

Ryerson and Burnham Libraries

Print Study Room

(by appointment)

Fullerton Hall

Gri�n Court

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168

167

166

163

162

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165

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174170

175

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177

188

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CenterFamily Room

StudioStudioStudio

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151

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179

178

134

136

137

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133106

107 132

127B

127A

124B

124A

125

126

105104103102 131

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135

American Art before 1900161–179

Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Art150–154

Special Exhibitions182–184

Ryan Learning Center

Photography188

Film, Video, and New Media

186

Indian, Southeast Asian, and Himalayan Art140–143

American Decorative Arts 1920–1970

162Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Art101–109, 130–135

African Art137

Indian Art of the Americas136

Prints and Drawings124–127

161

Sculpture Court

STUDENT GROUPENTRANCE

MICHIGAN AVENUEENTRANCE

MODERN WINGENTRANCE

MODERN WING

100

McKinlock Court

144Chagall’s

America Windows

Museum Shop

Alsdorf Galleries

142141140 143 152150

Classrooms4

REFLECTIONS ENTRANCE

GRANT PARK

JACKSON STREET

MILLENNIUM PARK

MONROE STREET

ARTS FOR BRAIN HEALTH AND HUBBARD

STREET WORKSHOPS

TICKETEDLUNCHEON

JOURNEYMAKER

PRITZKER GARDEN

THERAPY THAT MOVES YOU

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INFORMAL GALLERY TALKS

SECOND LEVEL8. Two Sisters (On the Terrace), Pierre-Auguste

Renoir Gallery 201

9. The Temptation of Saint Jerome, Giorgio Vasari Gallery 205

10. Eternal Springtime, Auguste Rodin Gallery 243

11. The Bay of Marseille, Paul Cézanne Gallery 248

12. Landscape (recto), Marguerite Thompson Zorach Gallery 271

13. The Shoe Shop, Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones Gallery 272

14. Gasolier, Thackara, Sons & Co. Gallery 273

Regenstein Hall

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American Modern Art 1900–1950261–265, 271–273

European Art before 1900

201–248

Special Exhibitions

American Folk Art227

Chicago Architecture200

Contemporary Art after 1960288, 291–299

EuropeanDecorative Arts231–234

Impressionism225–226, 201, 240–243

Grand Staircase McKinlock Court

Architecture and Design

283–286

Contemporary Art 1945–1960

289

267

236

237

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Thorne Miniature Rooms11

Architectureand Design24

Photography1–4, 10

Paperweights15

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Informal Gallery Talks

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Informal Gallery Talks

LOWER level

BluhmFamily

Terrace

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396

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Modern Art389–399

ContemporarySculpture

Nichols Bridgeway

McKinlock Court

MODERN WING

FellowsLounge

TerzoPiano

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JACKSON STREET

MILLENNIUM PARK

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DRAWING IN THE GALLERIES

ART IN THE MOMENT

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LOOK FOR THE YELLOW RIBBONS

For directions and information about Reflections, consult anyone wearing a yellow ribbon. For special assistance, speak to a security officer.

ELEVATORSElevators are indicated on the map. An additional elevator is located inside Rubloff Auditorium.

RESTROOMS AND WATER FOUNTAINSRestrooms are indicated on the map. An additional water fountain is located at the Michigan Avenue checkroom. A single person/gender neutral/family restroom is located between Griffin Court and the Alsdorf Galleries.

WHEELCHAIRSWheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis, free of charge at both the Michigan Avenue and Modern Wing entrances.

AUDIO GUIDE AND APPThe audio guide is available for rental in the Michigan Avenue or Modern Wing lobbies. Guides are $7 ($5 for members). The audio guide is compatible with t-coil hearing induction loops and is free for visitors who are blind or have low vision and their companions. The free Art Institute of Chicago app features all audio guide content and supports Bluetooth audio connectivity for Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids. This app is available for iOS and Android.

CHECKROOMAvailable at the Michigan Avenue and Modern Wing lobbies

PHOTOGRAPHYUnless noted on signage, you are welcome to take photographs of the permanent collection and special exhibitions for personal use. Dry sketching is also permitted. Please do not use flashes, tripods, and video cameras.

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONSPlease visit an information desk or download the Art Institute of Chicago app for a list of current exhibitions.

Thank you to the following volunteers who made this event possible:

CHAIRPERSONSCourtney AshleyAnne GorhamDave Williams

PRESENTERS, REGISTRARS, AND USHERSAlice DouglasAsha PuriBarb MeyerBarb HarrounCarol EhlersCarole KrucoffCharlotte HadleyEric SpruthFred LevyFredericka GrantGrace ChaneyIan McLaughlinJasmeet SekhonJodi CernyJudy HunnicuttKaren BumpKit KeaneKristine O’Reilly

Laura BittmanLinda LambMarijane DetersMark WietingMark PohladMary TeschnerMary HogueissonMary Ruth CoffeyNancy GreenmanPaula DleskRay MaddockRebecca BurchartRoberta PawlakSandra BelfordSarah DavySue GibbonsSusan Youdovin

IN MEMORIAMBuddy MayerFlorence WeeseMartha Witsie

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The Art Institute of Chicago offers exciting lifelong learning opportunities throughout the year:

The Art Insights outreach program provides an enlightening experience for older adults in Chicagoland who are unable to visit the Art Institute.

Road Scholar at the Art Institute offers educational adventures of the museum’s collection, exhibitions, and practices through private explorations with Art Institute staff. Whether you’re an out-of-town visitor or a Chicagoland resident, Road Scholar at the Art Institute is the perfect vacation for art lovers.

Art in the Moment engages individuals with dementia and their care partners or family members in creative dialogue and a positive experience through discussions in the museum galleries and art-making projects in a studio setting.

Tours with Sighted Guides are complimentary for visitors with blindness and low vision. Reservations are required in advance.

For more information, please call (312) 857-7641, email lifelonglearning@artic.edu, or visit: artic.edu/lifelonglearning.

To learn more about programs and services for visitors with disabilities, visit artic.edu/access or email access@artic.edu.

25th Annual

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