Chicago's Loop neighborhood has six of the most iconic outdoor sculptures in the country. Works by Picasso, Calder and Kapoor are all within a few blocks of each other and make for a fun walking tour. Start at the massive interior atrium of the Thompson Center and end in a cloud at Millennium Park.
Your Guide to Public Art in The Loop
Monument with Standing Beast by Jean Dubuffet
Where: Thompson Center Plaza, at e.Randolph St and s.Clark St
Where: Thompson Center Plaza, at e.Randolph St and s.Clark St
Untitled by Pablo Picasso
Richard J. Daley Plaza, 50 w.Washington St. at n. Dearborn St
Richard J. Daley Plaza, 50 w.Washington St. at n. Dearborn St
Dawn Shadows by Louise Nevelson
Madison Plaza, 200 w. Madison St at n.Franklin St
Madison Plaza, 200 w. Madison St at n.Franklin St
Flamingo by Alexander Calder
Federal Plaza, corner of n.Dearborn St and e.Adams St
Federal Plaza, corner of n.Dearborn St and e.Adams St
Dawn Shadows by Louise Nevelson
Madison Plaza, 200 w. Madison St at n.Franklin St
Madison Plaza, 200 w. Madison St at n.Franklin St
Crown Fountain by Jaume Plensa
Millennium Park, at s.Michigan Ave and e.Monroe St
Millennium Park, at s.Michigan Ave and e.Monroe St
Cloud Gate by Anish Kapoor
Millennium Park, at n.Michigan Ave and e.Madison St
Millennium Park, at n.Michigan Ave and e.Madison St
