The Art Institute of Chicago Explorer is a simple and intuitive tool that allows users to search for and explore the museum’s extensive art collection. Follow this guide to get started:

Step 1: Search for Artworks

1.Enter Your Search Term:

•Type keywords into the search bar, such as Monet, Impressionism, or landscape, to find specific artworks or styles.

2.Use Filters:

•Public Domain Artworks: Check the box labeled “Show only public domain artworks” if you’re specifically looking for open-access pieces.

Step 2: View Search Results

•After entering your term and applying any filters, click the Search button.

•Browse the search results displayed below the search bar.

Step 3: Explore Artwork Details

•Click on an artwork in the search results to view detailed information, including:

•Artist name

•Year of creation

•Medium

•Historical or cultural significance

Step 4: Refine Your Search

•Try different keywords or uncheck filters to explore a wider range of artworks.

•Search across multiple categories to find hidden gems or specific works.

Tips for Effective Use:

•Be Specific: Use precise keywords like Impressionist paintings or Egyptian sculptures to narrow down results.

•Experiment: Try different terms or filter combinations to discover new and unexpected pieces.

•Download Images: Keep track of your favorite pieces for future reference.

The Art Institute of Chicago Explorer is perfect for students, researchers, or anyone passionate about art. With its elegant interface and powerful search capabilities, it’s never been easier to dive into one of the world’s most iconic art collections. Start your exploration today!