What's Up Now Climate Change June 25, 2010— November 28, 2010 Uncover the natural evidence of climate change, and discover how even your small, individual changes add up quickly to help reduce global warming. More information...  Lasting Impressions: Chinese Rubbings from The Field Museum February 12, 2010—January 3, 2011 Featuring two-dozen examples, selected from over 7,000 items in The Field Museum’s collections, discover the artistry and intricacy of Chinese rubbings. More information...  kip fulbeck: part asian, 100% hapa April 2—September 6, 2010 In a world that is used to categorizing people by a single identity—race, ethnicity, age, religion, etc.—how do we define the in-between?  More information...  Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age March 5, 2010—September 6, 2010 From the gigantic mammoth to the massive mastodon, these creatures have captured the world’s fascination.  Meet “Lyuba,” the best-preserved baby mammoth in the world, and discover all that we’ve learned from her.  Journey back to the Ice Age through monumental video installations, roam among saber-toothed cats and giant bears, and wonder over some of the oldest human artifacts in existence.   More Information... Travels of the Crow: Journey of an Indian Nation July 13, 2007—July 11, 2010 A woman’s superbly beaded horse regalia, a dramatic headdress of bison fleece and eagle feathers, shields with powerful symbols– these beautiful objects and others portray the life of hunters, warriors, and nomads of the American Northern Plains. More information... Insects: 105 Years of Collecting The Field Museum's entomologists have accumulated one of the largest collections of insects in the Western Hemisphere. Come and see spectacular beetles, giant butterflies, 40 million-year-old insects in amber, and other wonders. More information... Continue to our Upcoming Exhibits>>

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