The Arts Club of Chicago — Attraction in Chicago

Great staff! Very lucky to experience the art.

For the last month, I’ve been wanting to see the gallery and the current exhibit but have not had the time. However, I have been able to take interest in and enjoy the current pieces outside in their courtyard. It’s a few sculptures that look like eggs and clowns. I will make sure to add the name of the artist. Today, I was able to stop by on my hour lunch break to see the exhibit by Kamrooz Aram. It was a very interesting and relatable exhibit. I am very grateful to the Security Guard/Attendant/Welcoming Staff Member today who made me feel very welcome to come in and absorb this exhibition. She relayed clear detailed info about the space. Due to it being a light attendance day, there was time for me to ask her some questions about the exhibit. It was such treat to experience her knowledge, excitement, and engagement not only with the exhibit but also with the history of the building and other events that have been happening there. I know that can’t be an easy job and I feel lucky to have had a conversation with her on the work and space.

The current Exhibit of Kamrooz Aram was very interesting in regards to examining isolation. I’m excited to read...

This place is great the only thing is that the valet always blocks the drop off and pick up zone in front of the restaurant and when you drop someone off (like someone older) you gotta do it in the middle of the street blocking traffic I just don't understand why they're not told not to block the front like they always do, Please have them clear the front of the door so we can drop off our elderly family like any other restaurant in the city this is the only place that blocks the...

This place is not an artist friendly place. It is a place that uses artists as a pretext to stay in business. Getting membership fees. Everybody is clercking. I have never seen interesting work there. The space is nice but the permanent artwork is to puke. The staff, the curator are clueless. Attendance is low class. Artists dont bother. Attendees...