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     Mosaic at the DuSable Museum of African American History
                                  Mary & Leigh Block
     the African-American experience.   8
     There is a powerful exhibit on    Museum of Art
     slavery, com plete with shackles,    MAP B2  •  40 Arts Circle Dr., Evanston
     while displays cover topics such as   •  10am–5pm Tue, 10am–8pm Wed–
     African hair art and the Kwanzaa   Fri, 10am–5pm Sat & Sun
     holiday celebration (see p101).  This collection of paintings,
                                 drawings, and sculpture is
         Ukrainian
     6                            housed in a striking glass and
         Institute of
                                  limestone building designed by
     Modern Art                      local architect Dirk Lohan.
     MAP B4  •  2320 W. Chicago      The museum offers
     Ave.  •  noon–4pm Wed–Sun      rotating exhibitions, as well
     •  www.uima-chicago.org      as numerous timely lectures
     This tiny institute in the colorful   and workshops.
     Ukrainian Village neighborhood
                                     Oriental Institute
     hosts rotating cultural     9
     programs, exhibitions, literary   In the heart of the
     events, film screenings, and   University of Chicago campus,
     concerts. The permanent        this museum showcases
     collection includes works   Sculpture in   the work of University of
     by Chicago artists, as well  Ukrainian Institute   Chicago resear chers. It
     as by painters and sculptors   of Modern Art  houses objects found in
     of Ukrainian descent.          exca vations in Egypt, Nubia,
                              Persia, Mesopotamia, Syria, Anatolia,
     7                        temporary exhibitions (see p102).
         International Museum of  and ancient Megiddo.There are also
         Surgical Science
     MAP F4  •  1524 N. Lake Shore Dr.
                                  Jane Addams
     •  10am–4pm Tue–Fri, 10am–5pm Sat   0
     & Sun  •  Adm (free Tue): $15; students   Hull House
     and seniors $10, children (4–13) $7,   Nobel Peace Prize-winning social
     members and under-3s free  •  DA  reformer Jane Addams offered a
     Medicine meets the macabre at this   brighter future to Chicago’s immigrant
     museum, which displays historic   population from these two Victorian
     instruments that span 4,000 years of   houses. In addition to her original art
     surgery. Murals and sculp tures pay   and furniture, Hull House stages
     tribute to the profession. Stronger   temporary exhibits relating to the
     stomachs may appreciate the   social settlement that brought day
     ancient Peru vian skulls showing   care, counseling, and education to
     evidence of early surgical attempts.   the working class (see p97).



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