MCA Store

Description

Since its founding in 1969, the MCA Store has been a platform for discovery and conversation about global art and design. The multilevel space features carefully selected products from around the world that reflect emerging trends in contemporary art, design, fashion, music, and culture. Drop by or visit the MCA Store online.

Hours

Jan–Mar

Tue 10 am–9 pm
Wed–Thu 10 am–6 pm
Fri 10 am–9 pm
Sat–Sun 10 am–6 pm
Closed Mondays

Apr–Dec

Tue 10 am–9 pm
Wed–Thu 10 am–6 pm
Fri 10 am–9 pm
Sat–Mon 10 am–6 pm

Closed New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas
Closes at 5 pm on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve

Featured image

Take time to browse the MCA Store’s selection of art objects, books, toys, jewelry and fashion, gadgets, and more Photo: Nathan Keay © MCA Chicago

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one of the world's best museum gift shops

—Fodor's

Purchase a membership

Join or renew

Members receive a 10% discount at the MCA Store and a 20% discount during Members’ Double Discount Days.

MCA online Store link

Shop online

The online MCA Store features more than 1,000 items, with new selections added daily. Use our gift finder to find the perfect gift or select an eGift Card.

In the News

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Not the typical museum gift store.

—TripAdvisor, ADog56

Goop's Gifts for the Littles

A child lies in a bed, his head resting on a pillow printed with an astronauts helmet, beneath a duvet cover printed with an astronaut suit.

Real Simple's Gift Guide

A rubix-cube-inspired puzzle with six pentagon-shaped faces showing, each with asymmetrical facets. Each face is a single, solid color.

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The MCA Store is a bona fide toy store for the art- and design-loving adult searching for interesting contemporary items to wear, play with, or display.

—Fodor's Travel

Food Network's 100 Gifts for Food Lovers

Two acrylic glasses with faceted bottoms, each facet revealing a different color of the rainbow.

Masako Ban

Masako Ban is a Tokyo-based accessory designer whose background in architecture and graphic design inspired her fascination with industrial materials. Her seemingly otherworldly style is achieved by crafting perfectly-shaped acrylic handles and tubular beads with a laser, and using metal mesh as handbag fabric and spongy cords in place of a traditional necklace chain. Her work has been featured in stores and exhibitions all over the world, including the MCA Store.

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