Nick Kapuza: This haunting statue of a little girl and her parasol is easy to miss, particularly since legend holds that she regularly comes to life and explores the cemetery. 자세히 보기
Nick Kapuza: Lucent is a mesmerizing sculpture hanging in the lobby of Chicago’s John Hancock Building, certainly lives up to its name. Its 3,115 lights depict a scale map of the stars that shine in the night sky. 자세히 보기
Nick Kapuza: Sitting in Chicago’s Washington Park is an odd little boulder with the inscription, “Tree planted by Ulysses S. Grant, December 6th, 1879.” Of course there is no tree. 자세히 보기
Nick Kapuza: Algren and his cat lived from 1959 to 1975 at the top floor of this elaborately adorned red stone three-flat in Wicker Park. It's marked with a plaque. 자세히 보기
Division St (btwn Western and California), 시카고, IL
여행 및 교통 · Humboldt Park · 2개의 팁과 리뷰
Nick Kapuza: One of the city’s more unusual examples of public art appear as welcoming monoliths on the stretch of Division Street just west of Western known as “Paseo Boricua” 자세히 보기
Nick Kapuza: Michael’s Museum is a whimsical, almost surrealist exhibit of 105 different collections, containing hundreds of thousands of teeny objects ready to inspire curiosity. 자세히 보기
1400 S Lake Shore Dr (at The Field Museum), 시카고, IL
전시 · 1개의 팁
Nick Kapuza: Behind a gift shop and flanked by vending machines and a smattering of pastel-colored lunch tables, a herd of narwhals is suspended in a perpetual dive. 자세히 보기
