“Ascension Descension,” installation watch/Image: David Wallace Haskins In gentle of the Elmhurst Art Museum’s twenty-fifth anniversary, executive director John McKinnon touches on all 3 of the museum’s core ideals—art, education and learning and architecture—from their motivation to exhibiting get the job done by Midwest present-day artists, to the McCormick Dwelling by Mies van der Rohe that delivers architectural tourism to the city, to intensive instructional programming that has inspired audiences for two-and-a-50 percent decades. “Some towns only have an art gallery, an education center, or a historic dwelling,” he states. “But we have all a few at the museum.” He’s rightfully very pleased. On to the following twenty-5! Elmhurst Art…