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4 days ago · The Bean is a beautiful and iconic sculpture, and it is a valuable asset to the city of Chicago. FAQs about "Did the Chicago Bean Melt?" This section provides answers to frequently asked questions and addresses common concerns regarding the durability and integrity of the Chicago Bean, also known as Cloud Gate, during the 2019 heat wave.
6 days ago · New York City and Chicago are in a virtual spat after the Empire State Building's official X account (formerly Twitter) threw shade at Chicago's iconic Cloud Gate, also known as the Bean. On the morning of July 3rd, the Empire State Building posted a tweet asking how to fit the Bean into its banner, only to follow up moments later with a picture of a trash can as its new banner. This sparked ...
4 days ago · Boasting open spaces, modern sculptures, and the iconic Cloud Gate (The Bean), the park offers a refreshing escape. The Frank Gehry-designed Pritzker Pavilion hosts outdoor concerts, while an ice rink transforms into an open-air restaurant, providing year-round attractions.
4 days ago · Cloud Gate is a sculpture in Chicago’s Millennium Park (just north of Grant Park) shaped like a large, reflective metal. The sculpture, most commonly known as, "The Bean", was made in 2006...
5 days ago · The Bean (officially known as Cloud Gate), Navy Pier, and Willis Tower’s Skydeck are just the tip of the iceberg. Architecture buffs will be in heaven here, with masterpieces by Frank Lloyd Wright and Mies van der Rohe dotting the cityscape.
3 days ago · This central business district boasts Michelin-rated restaurants, upscale hotels, premier shopping, and enough arresting architecture to keep your camera busy for hours. You won’t find too many photo galleries of downtown Chicago without a shot of Millennium Park and Cloud Gate (“The Bean”), one of the most iconic landmarks in ...
5 days ago · 2 likes, 0 comments - susy.twilighton on July 4, 2024: ". Chicago Day 1: Cloud Gate (The Bean) The polished stainless steel sculpture is inspired by mercury with no intentions of portraying an image of its own, but rather, to distort images around it. Created by Indian-born British artist, Anish Kapoor.".
