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Chase Promenade(formerlyBank One Promenade)is an open-air, tree-lined pedestrian walkway that opened July 16, 2004.  It is part ofMillennium Park, which is located in theLoopcommunity areaof Chicago,Illinoisin the United States. The Promenade was made possible by a gift from theBank OneFoundation.It is 8 acres (3.2 ha) and used for exhibitions, festivals and other family events as well as private rentals.
The Chase Promenade has hosted the 2005Revealing Chicago: An Aerial Portraitphoto exhibition, the 2008 Paintings Below Zero exhibition and the 2009Burnham Pavilions. The Burnham Pavilions were the cornerstone of the citywideBurnham Plancentennial celebration.
සැකිල්ල:Millennium Park MapLying betweenLake Michiganto the east and the Loop to the west,Grant Parkhas been Chicago's front yard since the mid-19th century. Its northwest corner, north of Monroe Street and theArt Institute, east ofMichigan Avenue, south of Randolph Street, and west of Columbus Drive, had beenIllinois Centralrail yards and parking lots until 1997, when it was made available for development by the city asMillennium Park.Today, Millennium Park trails onlyNavy Pieras a Chicago tourist attraction.
The Promenade, which spans the park fromRandolph Streeton the north to Monroe Street on the south, has three sections: North Promenade, Central Promenade, and South Promenade.Throughout the year it is available for private rental, and it has permanent tent anchors that make it accommodating year-round.
The city has used the Promenade to host several festivals and exhibitions.
Revealing Chicago: An Aerial Portraitwas displayed on the Central Chase Promenade and SouthBoeing Galleryfrom June 10 to October 10, 2005.The exhibit featured 100 images fromChicago metropolitan areataken on 50 flights that occurred between March 2003 and August 2004 at various seasons of the year.Photographer Terry Evans, a Chicagoan, says that although 90% of the photographs were taken while in ahelicopter, her preferred method of travel ishot air balloon, but Chicago was usually too windy to shoot by balloon.
Chicago Tribuneart critic Alan G. Artner noted that theMark di Suveroinstallation (2007–-08) hosted at the smallerBoeing Gallerieswas limited to his midsize pieces, and even these were a bit tightly bunched. He felt the Chase Promenade might have served as a better forum and would have left the artist unfettered to choose from a wider range of pieces.
From February 1 through February 29, 2008, Millennium Park hosted a winter celebration called theMuseum of Modern Ice.This event featured an exhibition located on the Central Promenade by artistGordon HalloranentitledPaintings Below Zero.The exhibition's centerpiece was anabstract artworkon the surface of four ice panels that measured 95 by 12 අඩි (29.0 by 3.7 m).In addition to the icewall painting, Halloran painted the surface of theMcCormick Tribune Ice Rink.
In 2009, the celebration of the fifth anniversary Millennium Park and the 100th anniversary of theBurnham Planwill include two temporary the privately funded pavilions located on the South end of the Chase Promenade.  The pavilions byZaha HadidandBen van Berkelwill feature information highlighting the Burnham Plan and its implications for Chicago's present and future.  They will be on display from June 19 – October 31, 2009.
සැකිල්ල:Chicagoසැකිල්ල:Millennium Park
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