Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
"It's only here that this work can exist."
In 1893, a then unknown Hindu monk traveled to Chicago to deliver a powerful speech at the Art Institute for the World's Parliament of Religions. That monk was Swami Vivekananda and his speech received a two-minute standing ovation.
Jitish Kallat's "Public Notice 3" reinvigorates Vivekananda's historic message of tolerance with a site-specific installation on the Woman's Board Grand Staircase.
"It's only here that this work can exist."
In 1893, a then unknown Hindu monk traveled to Chicago to deliver a powerful speech at the Art Institute for the World's Parliament of Religions. That monk was Swami Vivekananda and his speech received a two-minute standing ovation.
Jitish Kallat's "Public Notice 3" reinvigorates Vivekananda's historic message of tolerance with a site-specific installation on the Woman's Board Grand Staircase.
