Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA)
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in the heart of Chicago, the Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA) invites travelers to explore a rich tapestry of artistic expression and cultural history. With its stunning exhibits featuring everything from contemporary art to sacred artifacts, LUMA offers a unique blend of inspiration and education. Immerse yourself in the colorful narratives of the American experience, all while enjoying the vibrant energy of Chicago. Don't miss this gem where art and history intersect beautifully on your journey down the Mother Road!
Amir Hossein
6 years ago"This is a small museum that you can see everything in less than one hour. It's at a great location on Michigan avenue with free admission, so such a nice little spot to enjoy some art for free. I visited in June 2019 and they had four photography exhibitions from Luisa Dorr, Nichole Sobecki, Nina Roder, and Jan Hoek & Duran Lantink; learned quite a bit from them. The upper level has mainly Christian art. There were also cute cartoons of saints by David Lee Csicsko."
Joanne Gardner
2 years ago"Went for an exhibit of Steve McCurry’s photographs. The museum is right off Michigan Ave on the north side with paid parking garage across the street. The exhibit was fabulous and I left inspired to work on my own photography."
Marcelo Salup
2 years ago"This exhibit was the best money spent ever. Humbling. Inspiring. Amazingly well put together"
Frank Greene
8 years ago"Hidden gem in the city. Free admission through the summer. Nice collection of religious art upstairs, several pieces almost 1,000 years old."
hugh semple
4 months ago"It's a good museum. The staff is very pleasant. Parking, pedestrian, and vehicle traffic is crowded and dense. Be wise! Take a ride share service there."
