A person looking at artwork.
Photograph: Mark Wright | National Museum of Mexican Art

National Museum of Mexican Art

  • Museums | Art and design
  • Lower West Side
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Time Out says

You don't have to look any further than Pilsen to find one of the largest Latino cultural organizations in the U.S. Visit the National Museum of Mexican Art and explore a 6,000-piece permanent collection, rotating exhibits, performing-arts showcases and educational programming that represents an illustrious Mexican culture.

Details

Address
1852 W 19th St
Chicago
60608
Cross street:
between Wolcott Ave and Wood St
Transport:
El stop: Pink to Damen-Cermak. Bus: 9, 50.
Price:
Free
Opening hours:
Tue–Sun 10am–5pm
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What’s on

“Día de Muertos: A Celebration of Remembrance” Opening Reception

For 39 years and counting, the National Museum of Mexican Art has celebrated one of Mexico’s most extraordinary traditions with a multimedia exhibition. This year, Día de Muertos: A Celebration of Remembrance is dedicated to the Texans and New Mexicans who tragically lost their lives in 2025's flash floods. After you've toured the exhibition, make your way to the museum's courtyard space, which will house an installation designed and curated by the youth artists of Yollocalli Arts Reach. End your visit with a moment at the community ofrenda—add a note, drawing or memory to honor someone you’ve lost and be part of this collective tribute. As usual, admission is free—anyone is welcome to stop by the museum and pay their respects to those who are no longer with us.
  • Contemporary art
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