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National Veterans Art Museum
Basic Information
Address: 4041 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60641
Phone Number: 1(312)326-0270
Email: info@nvam.org
Director: Levi Moore
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Additional Information
Days and Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00am-5:00pm
Grade Levels:
6-8
9-12
6-8
9-12
Disabled Access:
Elevator access
Admission/Tickets: Free, donations encouraged for large groups
Length of Visit: 1-2 hours
Student/Staff Ratio: 10 students per staff member
Max. Group Number: 50
Group Requirements: Before coming to the NVAM, please visit: http://www.nvam.org/nvam-partnership-with-teachers-guide/
Exhibits: The Things They Carried: Inspired by Tim O’Brien’s book, this exhibit serves as a visual companion to illustrate the narrative with fine art and photography, from veterans that lived the stories in the novel.
Tenacity and Truth: This exhibit conveys both the fragility and fortitude of the human spirit in its rawest form. Artwork of this nature can begin to articulate the unimaginable, because sometimes words are not enough.
Reservations Needed: To book a field trip, please visit: http://www.nvam.org/plan_f_trip/