We all know Chicago is well known for its historic architecture and design, one is always walking around and discovering some cool building or sculpture by a famous design-master of yesteryear, such as Daniel Burnham, Mies van der Rohe, or Louis H. Sullivan, to name just a few. But while the classic is appreciated, there are plenty of new voices in design coming out of Chicago as well. The Young Chicago exhibition at the Art Institute, celebrating Chicago's "historical lineage of design", as well as the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Department of Architecture, "looks at the community's diverse body of contemporary designers–who are not yet represented in the collection–to showcase the city's ever-growing talents in architecture, industrial design, graphic design, and fashion." The show runs through April 29, 2007.