CHICAGO, IL
United States
Nov 26 — Jan 2, 2022
PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED — PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED —
Presented by Navy Pier - US debut
Navy Pier is a nonprofit organization that offers the people of Chicago yearlong activities, experiences and events along its 3,300-foot-long pier on the shoreline of lake Michigan.
“We are honored to host the U.S. debut for Our Common Home, created to educate the public and build awareness about the ongoing fight against climate change,” said Marilynn Gardner, President and CEO of Navy Pier. ”This new eye-opening interactive art installation is the latest example of how Navy Pier fulfills its mission as a nonprofit cultural institution to be a world-class public place. The People’s Pier encourages movement, exploration, interaction and discovery for our visitors.”
This US debut was free and open to all, and took over indoor and outdoor spaces across Navy Pier over the course of five weeks.
“We are honored to host the U.S. debut for Our Common Home, created to educate the public and build awareness about the ongoing fight against climate change,” said Marilynn Gardner, President and CEO of Navy Pier. ”This new eye-opening interactive art installation is the latest example of how Navy Pier fulfills its mission as a nonprofit cultural institution to be a world-class public place. The People’s Pier encourages movement, exploration, interaction and discovery for our visitors.”
This US debut was free and open to all, and took over indoor and outdoor spaces across Navy Pier over the course of five weeks.
