Steve McCurry ICONS in Chicago: A Photography Exhibit

Name: Steve McCurry ICONS in Chicago: A Photography Exhibit
Start: Thu Oct 19 2023 13:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
End: Sat Oct 19 2024 13:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Location: Loyola University Museum of art

Get your Tickets

00 days

00 hours

00 min

00 sec

- CHICAGO - A GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
OF ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC VOICES
IN CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY. A GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
OF ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC VOICES
IN CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY.

Last Date March 27th🚨📅 Sign up for the Waitlist

days 00

hours 00

mins 00

secs 00

Get your tickets! Join the Waitlist

More than 100
photos
Discover the story
about the photos
Award-winning works

AN EXTRAORDINARY PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION

With more than 100 large-format photographs, ICONS is one of the most complete retrospectives of the career of Steve McCurry, one of the main international figures in the world of photography in the last 40 years.

ADMIRE THE IMPRESSIVE COLLECTION

Delve into the world of the renowned and intrepid photographer. His work encompasses conflict, cultures, ancient traditions and contemporary culture, but always retaining the human element that made his famous photograph of the Afghan girl such a powerful image.

AWARD-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHER

Learn about the inspiration, life and work of Steve McCurry who has been recognised with some of the most prestigious awards in the industry, including the Robert Capa Gold Medal or the National Press Photographers Award.

2012
- Pictures of the Year International Book Award for The Iconic Photographs
- Recipient of Humanity in the Arts Peace Award
2011
- Prix LiberPress, Girona, Spain
- Leica Hall of Fame Award, St. Moritz, Switzerland
2009
- Abrogino D’Oro, Milan, Italy
2006
- Lowell Thomas GOLD
- National Press Photographers Association 1st Place, Buddha Rising, National Geographic
- Honorary Fellowship, New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography (NZIPP)
2005
- Honorary Fellowship, The Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain, London
- Photographic Society of America Photojournalism Division-International Understanding
2003
- International Photography Awards, CA, the Lucie Award for Photojournalism
- Distinguished Alumni Award, Pennsylvania State University, PA
- Co-recipient of the NY Film Festival Gold for documentary, “Afghan Girl: Found
2002
- Distinguished Visiting Fellow, College of Creative Studies, University of California
- Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, Fairleigh Dickinson University, NJ
- Photographer of the Year, PMDA Professional Photographer Award
2002
- Photographer of the Year, American Photo Magazine
- United Nations International Photographic Council: Special Recognition Award
- French Art Directors Association, Award of Excellence for “Women of Afghanistan”
2001
- Photography Annual, Communication Arts Award of Excellence, Book Series, South SouthEast
2000
- Picture of the Year Competition
- Book of the Year, South SouthEast
- Magazine Feature Picture Award of Excellence: ‘Women in Field, Yemen’
1999
- Pennsylvania State University, PA, Lifetime Fellow Award
1998
- Life Magazine: ‘The Eisenstaedt Awards’ – Our World Photo Winner, ‘Red Boy’
- Life Magazine: ‘The Eisenstaedt Awards’ – Our World Essay Finalist, ‘India’
- Picture of the Year Competition, Award of Excellence, Portraits: ‘Red Boy’
1998
- SAJA, Southern Asian Journalistic Award, Outstanding Special Project
- National Geographic Story, India: 50 Years of Independence
- SAJA, Southern Asian Journalistic Award, Outstanding Photograph: ‘Red Boy’
1997
- Picture of the Year Competition
- Magazine Feature Picture Award of Excellence: ‘Fishermen’
1996
- Picture of the Year Competition
- Magazine Feature Picture Story Award: ‘Beggar’
- Magazine Feature Picture Story Award: ‘Burma: The Richest of the Poor Countries’
1994
- Pennsylvania State University, Arts and Architecture Distinguished Alumni Award
1993
- National Press Photographers Association, Award of Excellence for ‘Rubble of War’
1992
- Oliver Rebbot Memorial Award, Overseas Press Club
- Best Photographic Reporting from Abroad on Gulf War Coverage
- Picture of the Year Competition
- Magazine Feature Picture Award of Excellence: ‘Fiery Aliens’
1992
- First Place, Magazine Science Award: ‘Camels under a Blackened Sky’ First Place, Gulf War News Story: ‘Kuwait: After the Storm’
- World Press Photo Competition
1992
- First Place, Nature and Environment: ‘Oil-Stricken Bird’
- Kuwait First Place, General News Stories: ‘Kuwait after the Storm’ Children’s Award: ‘Camels under a Blackened Sky’
1990
- Award of Excellence, White House News Photographers Association, ‘Spanish Gypsy’
1987
- Medal of Honor, Philippines, for coverage of the 1986 Philippine Revolution
1986
- Oliver Rebbot Memorial Award, Overseas Press Club
- Best Photographic Reporting from Abroad for work done in the Philippines
1985
- Oliver Rebbot Award Citation: ‘Monsoons’ and ‘The New Faces of Baghdad’
1984
- World Press Competition, Four First Prize First place, Nature and Nature First place, Daily Life and Daily Life Series
- National Press Photographers Association: Magazine Photographer of the Year
1980
- Robert Capa Gold Medal Award, for coverage of the war in Afghanistan for Time Magazine
2020
- Cherry Kearton Medal, Royal Geographical Society (con IBG), London, England
2018
- Colombe d’oro per la Pace Award, Istituto Di Ricerche Internazionali Archivio Disarmo, Bologna, Italy
- Liberatum Cultural Honour award, Liberatum, New Delhi, India
2016
- Epica Bronze Award for Valentino SS16 Campaign
- Lucie Award for Book Publisher of the Year, 21st Editions, Humanity, New York, NY
- Clio Award for Valentino SS16 (4), Rome, Italy
2016
- International Award of Photography, Centro Di Ricerca E Archiviazione Della Fotografia, Spilimbergo, Pordenone, Italy
- Honorary Doctorate and Honorary Professorship, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh, India
2014
- Hamdan International Photography Award, Dubai, UAE
2013
- Appointed Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters, France

Practical Info

Date: Open Wednesday through Sunday 11.00am
Duration: It takes about 45-60 minutes
Location: 820 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 - Loyola University Museum of art
Age requirement: All ages are welcome! All children must be accompanied by an adult 18 years or older.
Gift Shop Add-On: 20% off an official Steve McCurry Icons Catalog or Poster of your choice. More info here.

Get your tickets! Join the Waitlist

Location Steve McCurry. ICONS

Loyola University Museum of art

820 N. Michigan Ave, US, Chicago. IL 60611

Getting there

Reviews

What people are saying about the exhibition

Michael V.

Fantastic exhibit. The audio guide is as must. Fabulous insight to the photos.
Joanne G.

Spectacular portraits. I went away inspired to work on my portraits
ADRIANA G.

Great stories behind each picture.
Gabriela C.

Fantastic! Images in person are so much stronger- I didn’t want to leave!
Alice R.

The workers at this exhibit were extremely helpful.
Richard E. R.

Excellent photography & my friends loved it even more.
Martha F.

Absolutely breathtaking exhibit
Beth O.

Wonderful exhibit!
William D.

Attending this photo exhibit should be on everyone's bucket list. Riveting.
Natalia N.

Wonderful, eye opening exhibition.

ADD-ONS

Available to purchase

Afghan Girl
Dust Storm
Boy in Mid-Flight
Mother and Child
Flower Seller
Weligama Fisherman
Catalog

Faqs

Do you have any questions? Maybe you can find the answer here!

Show FAQ's

THE EXPERIENCE

What can I expect from Steve McCurry. ICONS?

Experience the best photos from Steve McCurry, an award winning and well renowned photographer that has traveled the world to capture moments across cultures and traditions.

Where is the experience found?

The event will take place at the Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA)

Is the experience held indoors or outdoors?

The exhibition will take place in a covered location.

How long does the experience last?

The visit will take around 60 minutes.

There is air conditioning?

Yes, the venue has air conditioning.

Is there an audio guide?

Yes, there will be a QR code to scan to access the 42-image audio guide of the exhibition. Don't forget to bring your own headphones and cell phone to listen to it.

Is the experience accessible for deaf people?

Yes.

What accessibility options do we have for someone visually impaired?

It will be difficult to enjoy the photo exhibition, but audio files are available. To access these, you must scan the QR codes found throughout the exhibition. Don't forget to bring your own headphones and cell phone for this.

Will there be strobe lights?

No.

Will there be bathrooms available on site?

Yes.

Will there be merchandise for sale?

Yes, there will be a merchandise store on the premises.

ACCESS

Do I need to wear a mask?

Under current government guidelines, masks will not be required within the exhibit.

Do I need to arrive at the start of my scheduled session?

It is recommended that you arrive 5-10 minutes before the session time stated on your ticket.

What happens if I'm late?

Depending on capacity at the time, you may have to wait until the next available time slot.

Can I bring animals?

No.

Are service dogs allowed?

Yes.

Is there an age requirement?

Yes, there is an age requirement that all guests be 14+.

Is there parking available?

There is nearby public parking. This has an additional cost.

What are the prohibited items at the experience?

Photography, alcohol and anything that may disturb other visitors.

Is the location wheelchair/stroller accessible?

Yes.

Are wheelchairs available to rent?

No.

Admission rights

We reserve the right of admission and/or permanence in case of presenting in an irregular state such as: drunk, drug use or any other behavior that is uncomfortable and risky for oneself and others. Authorized personnel may search attendees to prevent access to prohibited or dangerous objects (food, drinks, drugs and firearms, sharp weapons or any other type that represents a danger to themselves or the rest of the attendees).

TICKETS

Can I buy tickets at the event?

Yes, you will be able to purchase tickets at the venue, however, we recommend purchasing them in advance on our platform to guarantee availability during that time. Payments are only accepted by credit or debit card.

Where can I purchase my tickets?

On the Fever App, available on Google Play and Apple Store
On the Fever website There will be ticket sales at the venue, but they are subject to availability and only payment by credit or debit card is accepted.

What are the ticket types available?

🎫 Standard Admission - includes entry to the experience

Adult (13+)
Senior (65+), Student, or Military - valid ID required
Children (up to 12 years old)
Group Bundle (min. 4 tickets)

Are refunds allowed? What is the exchange policy?

Tickets are non-refundable. Under special circumstances, you can contact our user support team who will process your request. Make sure to include your ticket order number.

Are there discounts for students and seniors (over 60 years old)?

Yes, you can purchase discounted tickets for students and seniors on the Fever website or app, and you will need to provide the appropriate ID upon entering the exhibition.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No, your contactless tickets will be validated directly in the Fever app.

Can I transfer my tickets to another person?

Yes, you can transfer your tickets to anyone for free. It's as easy as clicking "Transfer tickets" on your ticket in the app.

Venue:

In partnership with:

Media partner: