Ben was created by Deborah Butterfield in 1989. Although appearing to be made from wood, the sculpture is actually bronze. Specific wood pieces are selected to outline the form and gesture of the horse, then cast in bronze; burning the wood away.
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Pioneer Court Market Days
Chicago French Market and Bensidoun USA is returning to Pioneer Court! From June 5 to October 30, enjoy a weekly market every Wednesday.
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Parks of The Magnificent Mile and Streeterville Seneca Park/ Eli M. Schulman Playground and Lake Shore Park Announce Summer of Free Activities and Movies
The Advisory Councils of Seneca Park/Eli M. Schulman Playground and Lake Shore Park have again teamed up with great community partners to sponsor free events in their Parks and the Lake Shore Park Film Festival will present 6 free movies in Lake Shore Park. Read more
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Spectrum by Mirari
Experience a one of a kind fusion of light and sound at the plaza of 875 North Michigan Avenue. From April 7th to May 6th, immerse yourself in an interactive installation that delves deep into the phenomenon of communication. Read more
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Open House Chicago: Explore Chicago's Architectural Wonders
Enjoy a lively day in Chicago starting with a one of a kind experience at Ed Debevic's. Then off to your Open House Chicago 2023 adventure. Savor a Halloween-themed afternoon tea at The Ritz-Carlton Chicago. Finally, end your day with some fun at Flight Club.
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This Weekend: Dash to The Altar™
In this season of love, celebrate as 26 happy couples say “I do” on October 7th at The Wrigley Building before the Chicago Marathon on October 8th. Keep reading for what your weekend in the heart of Chicago has in store.
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