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Chicago Closes ‘the Bean' Due to the Coronavirus
Chicago’s iconic “Bean” installation has been closed amid the coronavirus outbreak, city officials announced Saturday. Cloud Gate Plaza at Millennium Park, which includes “the Bean,” is closed while Millennium Park itself remains open, according to the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. All events and programs have also been cancelled through April 12.
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7 in Custody After ‘The Bean' Vandalized in Millennium Park
Seven people were taken into custody early Tuesday after Chicago police said they vandalized “The Bean” in the city’s Millennium Park and the Cancer Survivors’ Wall in Maggie Daley Park. NBC 5’s Kate Chappell has the latest details.
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‘The Bean' Vandalized in Millennium Park, 7 in Custody
Seven people were taken into custody early Tuesday after Chicago police said they vandalized “The Bean” in the city’s Millennium Park and the Cancer Survivors’ Wall in Maggie Daley Park.
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‘Bean' Sculptor Settles Lawsuit With NRA
The National Rifle Association says it will remove an image of Chicago’s famous bean-shaped sculpture from a video advertisement, ending a legal dispute that began this year after the artist sued for copyright infringement.
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Creator of ‘The Bean' Takes First Selfie in Front of It
Anish Kapoor, creator of “The Bean” visited Chicago Tuesday and posed for his first selfie with the sculpture. It marked his first trip back to Millennium Park since the work’s dedication in 2006. “It’s emotional, strange for me coming back,” Kapoor said. NBC 5’s Sabrina Santucci reports.
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