LUMA
LUMA's Permanent Exhibition
The D'Arcy Gallery
The D’Arcy Gallery is one of the finest collections of medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque art in the Midwest, particularly noted for objects that epitomize both the religious and secular aspects of European life. Visits are by appointment only. Schedule your visit today!
News and Information
Visitor Information
Museum Hours
The D'Arcy Gallery is open by appointment only. Walk-ins cannot be accommodated. Tours must be during normal business hours. Please email or call LUMA to schedule.
Programming
Class Visits
LUMA offers class visits to college and university groups interested in exploring Medieval and Renaissance art in the D'Arcy Gallery.
Current Exhibition
Sister Jean BVM Gallery
We are honored to present a gallery celebrating Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt’s remarkable life, legacy, and enduring impact.
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Permanent Collections
Martin D'Arcy, S.J. Collection
LUMA is home to the D’Arcy Collection, which is one of the finest collections of medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque art in the Midwest.
Videos
ABC 7 Visits Freedom in Form at LUMA
Watch as ABC 7 News features LUMA's newest exhibition: Richard Hunt: Freedom in Form. Richard Hunt made his mark on the art world, just as the civil rights movement left its mark on him. See the full feature here.
CBS Visits LUMA
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Important Links
Artifact Spotlight
Madonna and Child with Cherubs
Sassoferrato, a Roman Baroque painter, depicts Mary tenderly cradling the sleeping Christ amid cherubs and soft clouds, creating a warm, comforting scene. The gold background and gentle colors highlight their celestial status, while Sassoferrato's attention to detail in drapery showcases his Baroque mastery.