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Migration Study Field Trip at Institute of Chicago

Join our group for a tour at Millennium Park, with activities like skate rentals, admiring famous monuments, and enjoying nature. The students present a culminating project exploring migration through art, diving into Chicago's cultural development in the early 20th century.

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Migration Study Field Trip at Institute of Chicago

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  1. Our Group Ms. Paulinski, Lauren, Micai, Zakeya, Ian, Ian’s grandpa, Christian, Lelani, Dallas, Morgan, and Cloe

  2. With A Tourist in front of the Cloud Gate, otherwise known as “the Bean”

  3. Where they rent skates (open or not)

  4. A famous person’s name etched on the Millennium Park Monument

  5. The Jay Pritzker Pavillion

  6. A purple flower in the Lurie Garden

  7. The “Shoulder Hedge” in the Lurie Garden

  8. The Crown Fountain

  9. Dancing on the Great Lawn

  10. A tall skyscraper building in the background from the park

  11. Relaxing in Millenium Park Lunch in the park, cooling off in the fountain

  12. MIGRATION STUDY FIELD TRIPART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO This is a culminating project the students have been working on in Library, Art, Reading and Writing about the Migration Study Unit. By examining the art of the city through the lens of migration, the exhibition not only traces Chicago’s rich and dynamic cultural development but also explores some of the most important social and artistic questions of the early 20th century, including the intersecting issues of racial and cultural identity.

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