Funded by the Chicago Council of Global Affairs. Created in collaboration with the Chicago Council of Global Affairs, this artwork explores issues that are raised in, “The Right… More

Funded by Blue Door Neighborhood Center, South Lawndale. These images reflect the balance between mind, body, and spirit. They are a reminder that we are interconnected beings who… More

Funded by Catan Studio. With the goal of giving back to Chicago communities, Catan Studio, a global boardgame company, commissioned this mural for Albany Park, a neighborhood that represents… More

Funded by Showtime. “Chicago Summer” reminds us of what we love about the city. Summer days are vibrant with festivals across every neighborhood. Multiple cultural events and an exciting… More

Funded by Logistics Property Group and Ellen Rutt. Nine artists created public art works that illuminate timely issues and themes from the heart or the past year. Topics… More

Funded by Neighborhood Blue Door, South Lawndale. Transcendence emphasizes the powerful practices of meditation and mindfulness for healing both the body and the spirit. Tranquility can be found in… More

Chicago Cool celebrates our youth and the music, food, style, and culture that make this city great. The lively design is meant to be a source of hope… More

Blues Travels Fast illustrates the connection between the electrified blues history of Bronzeville and the music of today. It portrays blues legends Muddy Waters and Willie “Big Eyes”… More

This effigy mound, made of earth and indigenous grass, is part of 4000N, an interpretive trail that is a collaboration between CPAG, the American Indian Center, and… More

Knowledge is Power, created by Amanda Murdovich, is the third piece of permanent public art created at Harlan Community Academy. In the winter of 2018, Murdovich and… More