National Museum of Mexican Art is a street art installation in West Loop in Chicago. This place has 1887 reviews and an average rating of 4.7 of 5. This is a superb rating!
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Pretty rad! Made me feel in tune with my cultura and real interesting works of art! If you’re in the area I recommend!
I really love this little museum that lies in the heart of Pilsen. They have great exhibits on both contemporary issues as well as Mexican traditional and cultural folk art. They also had a great section on old religious art and statues. The gift shop is another plus where you can purchase many great items. The staff is very friendly and helpful; however, parking around the area is limited as it is in a residential neighborhood of Pilsen. Fortunately, it is close to the 18th Street Pink Line, and for me, within walking distance. I highly recommend this little gem, though for the time being, it is closed due to the pandemic.
Every year I like to come and visit the museum. I like bringing the kids to enjoy the alters that are displayed every year during the month of October. The museum it’s self is not very large but they have plenty of things for you to see. Make sure you pay a visit to there gift shop they have a lot of cool stuff to look at and best of all the museum is free with a suggested donation.
Beautiful artwork and nice staff I would highly recommend this place to anyone who hasn't been.
Quite an amazing museum to immerse yourself in Mexican Art. For lovers of art and history alike, plenty of opportunities to learn something new or revel in the massive number of artifacts. Especially make sure to stop by during the month of October when they have the Dia de los Muertos exhibit. Absolutely free museum means there’s no excuse not to stop by and check them out. Close to public transportation options and they even offer bag check for travelers from far away.
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