Henry Moore Sculpture “Large Interior Form” Stanley McCormick Memorial Court, north of the Art Institute of Chicago
Grant Park (including Millennium Park) contains 42 pieces of art hiding in plain site throughout the park from DuSable Harbor south to Northerly Island (not technically Grant Park).
The Chicago Park District has updated their site (yeah!) and there is a map feature. Just type in the name of the statue and a map will come up.
You can follow the links below for a picture and a description and the history of each piece, courtesy of the Chicago Park District. Get out and get some exercise and enjoy our free public art collection!
- 8th Street Fountain, East of S. Michigan Avenue on axis with E. 8th Street. Not located at 337 E. Randolph St.
- Aaron Montgomery Ward Bust, East of S. Michigan Avenue on axis with E.11th Street
- Abraham Lincoln, Head of State – Court of Presidents, north of E. Congress Parkway and west of S. Columbus Drive. Note: The the Lincoln Memorial is in Grant Park and the Grant Memorial is in Lincoln Park here.
- Agora, East of S. Michigan Avenue and north of E. Roosevelt Road. The address on the CPD website is wrong.
- Artists and Automobiles, Court of Presidents, south of E. Congress Parkway and east of S. Columbus Drive
- Big Beaver Totem Pole, North of Field Museum
- Central Station Fragments, West of Metra Tracks and north of E. Roosevelt Road
- Chicago Stock Exchange Arch, Southwest corner of S. Columbus Drive and E. Monroe Street
- Christopher Columbus Memorial, East of S. Columbus Drive and north of E. Roosevelt Road
- Clarence Buckingham Memorial Fountain, Between S. Columbus Drive and S. Lake Shore Drive on axis with E. Congress Parkway
- Core-loc Armoring Devices, Just west of DuSable Harbor on the Lakefront Trail
- Cubi VII, Stanley McCormick Memorial Court, north of the Art Institute of Chicago
- Eagle Fountains, Congress Plaza, east of S. Michigan Avenue at E. Congress Parkway
- Equestrian Indians, Congress Plaza, east of S. Michigan Avenue at E. Congress Parkway
- Federal Building Columns, Cancer Survivor’s Garden/Maggie Daley Park, E. Randolph Street on axis with N. Field Boulevard.
- Flying Dragon, Stanley McCormick Memorial Court, north of the Art Institute of Chicago
- Fountain Figures, One pair north and one pair south of Clarence Buckingham Memorial Fountain
- Fountain of the Great Lakes, South Garden of the Art Institute of Chicago
- In Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Founding of the Republic,West of S. Columbus Drive and south of E. Monroe Street.
- John Alexander Logan Monument, East of S. Michigan Avenue at E. 9th Street. Not located at 337 E. Randolph St.
- Large Interior Form, Stanley McCormick Memorial Court, north of the Art Institute of Chicago
- Lions, East of S. Michigan Avenue at E. Adams Street, flanking Art Institute of Chicago main entrance
- Magdalene, Congress Plaza, east of S. Michigan Avenue at E. Congress Parkway. Not located at 337 E. Randolph St.
- Man with Fish, Southwest of the entrance of Shedd Aquarium
- Olmec Head, East Side of Field Museum of Natural History
- Paris Metro Entryway, East S. Michigan Avenue at E. Van Buren Street. Not located at 337 E. Randolph St.
- Reading Cones, Butler Field, south of E. Monroe Drive
- Joseph Rosenberg Fountain, – East of S.Michigan Avenue at E. 11th Street
- Sir Georg Solti Bust, East of S. Michigan Avenue, south of E. Jackson Drive. Not located at 337 E. Randolph St.
- Spirit of Music, East of S. Michigan Avenue and north of E. Balbo Drive
- Cloud Gate – Millennium Park, east of N. Michigan Avenue, on axis with E. Washington Street Download Audio Tour (0:02:32)
- Crown Fountain – Millennium Park east of S. Michigan Ave. and north of E. Monroe Street Download Audio Tour (0:02:17)
- Millennium Monument – Wrigley Square, south of E. Randolph Street and east of N. Michigan Avenue Download Audio Tour (0:03:50)
- Spheres Heliosphere, Biosphere, Technosphere – Exelon Pavilion Atrium, 201 E. Randolph Street. This has disappeared from the CPD website but it’s still there.
- Nicolaus Copernicus Monument, Solidarity Drive in front of Adler Planetarium
- America’s Courtyard, Southeast of Adler Planetarium
- Daphne Garden, East of S. Linn White Drive and north of the Northerly Island Visitor’s Center
- Karel Havlicek Monument, In the median of E. Solidarity Drive, east of S. Linn White Drive
- Spiral Galaxy, South of Adler Planetarium
- Man Enters the Cosmos, Northwest of Adler Planetarium
- Thaddeus Kosciusko Monument, In the median of E. Solidarity Drive southeast of Shedd Aquarium
- Signal: Bon Voyage, Location Notes: Judd Goldman Sailing Center- 1362 S. Linn White Drive
Extras
Download Audio Tour (0:05:39) about the Jay Pritzker Pavilion and Download Audio Tour (0:04:49) about the BP Bridge. Both designed by Frank Gehry.
