Address: 1852 W 19th St, Chicago, IL 60608, USA
Phone: +13127381503
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10AM–5PM
Wednesday: 10AM–5PM
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Mariam Othman
Wonderful little museum with Mexican antiques. went on a lovely September Saturday afternoon. Although there is a paid parking lot, we were fortunate to find free street parking. There were some lovely artworks and art examples. A lovely portion about Frida Kahlo was also included. a lot of her art and personal items. incredibly impressive! It was also free.
Nalinibhavani Emani
Lovely, small, Amazing museum , friendly Staff
Lea D'alessio
As A Mexican American Trans & Art 🎨 Lover... I ❤️ Apreciate This Place.... the Art Is Magnificent & Very Koo.... I just Wish 🤞 that The Director was Latino or Latina Of Mexican Decent..... This Year U Guys Were Locking Color, Flowers & More acreativity
Adolfo Nava
Great place
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I did not see any when I visited.
In 1982, Carlos Tortolero organized a group of fellow educators and founded the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, which opened its doors in 1987. The goal was to establish an arts and cultural organization committed to accessibility, education and social justice. The museum also provided a positive influence for the local Mexican community, especially since many other art institutions did not address Mexican art. Over the years, the institution has grown, its audience has broadened, and its reach now extends across the United States and beyond. To support this evolution, in 2001, the museum expanded to a 48,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility in the heart of Pilsen and in 2006 we unveiled a new name, the National Museum of Mexican Art. While our presence has grown, the NMMA remains true to our founding mission: To showcase the beauty and richness of Mexican culture by sponsoring events and presenting exhibitions that exemplify the majestic variety of visual and performing arts i
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Yes as long as the dog meets ADA requirements and is trained to perform tasks related to the disability.
No, you do not have to have proof of vaccine. You should wear a mask. They have hand sanitizer at the entrance and guests are expected to use it when they enter.
This place is Free too everyone
No, they don't have lockers.
There is a park across the street with a large lot.
Yes. Parking and access available. There is a ramp in the main entrance. And all the museum facilities are handicap friendly.
Art from Mexican artist. Local and famous at times
Yes, they do have a few benches in the halls between the exhibits.
Back right corner of third room
N/A they only come around once a year
...You still liked the print. You still own the print. So you paid for artwork, not "nothing".
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