Tag: art
![Americas’ Courtyard, a stone sculpture outside the Adler Planetarium in Chicago Illinois on a sunny day.](https://www.adlerplanetarium.org/wp-content/uploads/Artboard-3-655x504.png)
Americas’ Courtyard, Stargazers Hub, and the Intersection of Art and Science
How does the sculpture outside of the Adler illustrate STEAM? Learn more about Americas’ Courtyard in our new exhibit, Stargazers Hub.
![Chicago's Black Women in STEAM | An Adler 'Scope series](https://www.adlerplanetarium.org/wp-content/uploads/ANV_BlogHero-655x504.jpg)
A Year Celebrating Black Women in STEAM
It’s been a year since the launch of The Adler ’Scope blog’s Chicago’s Black Women in STEAM series, and we couldn’t be more proud of how much it has grown. Whether it was a food scientist at PepsiCo creating the newest flavors for Gatorade, an astrochemist simulating the atmospheres of far away worlds, or an […]
![Frederick J. Brown, ‘Milky Way’, 1977, oil on canvas, 221 x 299.8 cm (Adler Planetarium collections).](https://www.adlerplanetarium.org/wp-content/uploads/FINALBrown-Painting.jpg)
The Galactic Art of Frederick J. Brown
Header Image: Frederick J. Brown, ‘Milky Way’, 1977, oil on canvas, 221 x 299.8 cm (Adler Planetarium collections). Frederick J. Brown was a New York City and Arizona-based American artist. He was born in Georgia and raised in the South Side of Chicago. Brown’s work was informed by his African-American and Native American ancestry, as […]
![Imagine the Moon at the Adler Planetarium this Winter!](https://www.adlerplanetarium.org/wp-content/uploads/Imagine-the-Moon-at-the-Adler-Planetarium-this-Winter.jpg)
Choose the Moon With Us This Winter!
This winter, we’re stopping to #LookUp and celebrate the mysteries and magnetism of our closest celestial neighbor, the Moon. The Moon has been a source of wonder for all of human history. It has been a muse for poetry, art, and epic stories. As people studied and recorded the patterns of the Moon’s movements, they […]