The Minneapolis Institute of Arts is obviously terrific, but I've really been digging the Target wing.
The Museum of Russian Art is small but terrific; I always recommend visiting.
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These look great. I'm a regular at the St. Louis Art Museum and try to get up to the Chicago Institute of Art whenever I can. A different sort of stimulation for me to check out the visual arts.
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