Miró's Chicago (The Sun, The Moon, and One Star)

Miró’s Chicago is a thirty-nine-foot tall, abstract figure that rises from a stone-clad base in the narrow space between the Cook County Administration Building and the Chicago Temple Building. Its curving, multicolored form, crafted from steel, wire mesh, concrete, bronze, and ceramic tile, features outstretched arms and a head crowned with a fork-like shape. While formally titled The Sun, The Moon, and One Star, the sculpture is widely known as Miss Chicago.