Extended exhibit of Goldberg artifacts

(Above) Photos representing the work of architect Bertrand Goldberg – including Prentice Women’s Hospital at left, Health Sciences Center in middle, and St. Joseph’s Hospital at right – line a hallway at The Arts Club of Chicago. (Photos obtained from The Arts Club of Chicago. Click on images to view larger versions.)

January 9, 2012 – The Arts Club of Chicago has extended its exhibition of architect Bertrand Goldberg’s personal collection of art and artifacts.

Bertrand Goldberg: Reflections will stay up through February 8. The exhibit, according to a news release, “examines the sources of and influences on Goldberg’s vision by looking at his personal collection of art and artifacts, his friendships with artists and intellectuals, his personal photographs, and his designs for furniture, jewelry, and functional fabrications, to provide an understanding of the man behind the public image.”

It was designed and installed by Goldberg’s son, Geoffrey, and another Chicago architect, John Vinci.

What:	Bertrand Goldberg: Reflections, an exhibit of the architect’s work and influences
Where:	The Arts Club of Chicago 201 East Ontario Street (southeast corner of Saint Clair and Ontario Streets)
When:	Through Wednesday, February 8. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Cost:	Free and open to the public