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Exhibitions

Revisit the incredible array of exhibits previously shown at the FIeld Museum. Learn more below.

Oct 17, 2012
to Feb 3, 2013
Temporary Exhibition

Through nearly 200 stunning treasures spanning 250 years, the exhibition explores the concept of kingship in India, and illuminates the world of the maharajas and their extraordinarily rich culture.

May 25, 2012
to Jan 6, 2013
Temporary Exhibition

Explore the surprising and sometimes bizarre world of Extreme Mammals, the biggest, smallest, and most amazing mammals of all time, only at The Field Museum.

Jun 29, 2012
to Jan 1, 2013
Temporary Exhibition

Malaria: blood, sweat, and tears was conceived and produced by Malaria Consortium and photojournalist Adam Nadel to highlight the history, science and global impact of malaria.

May 22, 2012
to Dec 2, 2012
Temporary Exhibition

Harnessing technology and inspired by nature’s amazing design concepts, Nature’s Toolbox features innovative, eye-capturing contemporary art.

Jul 30, 2010
to Oct 28, 2012
Temporary Exhibition

Get a rare look at the life of Field Museum scientist Dr. Corrie Moreau, and learn how her childhood love for insects spurred a career dedicated to researching ants.

Feb 24, 2012
to Sep 3, 2012
Temporary Exhibition

Who was Genghis Khan – a ruthless warrior, or a revered statesman? 

Mar 9, 2012
to Aug 19, 2012
Temporary Exhibition

Join a Field-Museum-led team of scientists as they search the world for over 300 bivalve species – including clams and oysters.

Sep 15, 2010
to Aug 5, 2012
Temporary Exhibition

For centuries, Mexican artists have created nacimientos, or nativity scenes, with materials and symbols that reflect their own cultures and times.

Jan 13, 2012
to Jun 10, 2012
Temporary Exhibition

BLOOD/STONES: Burmese Rubies offers an intimate view on the hardships caused by natural resource exploitation, and addresses the crises that Myanmar’s citizens face today.

Feb 17, 2012
to Apr 22, 2012
Temporary Exhibition

Get a rare up-close look at mummies and the new discoveries by Field Museum scientists. 

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