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- Sep 25, 2026
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Mural along Red Line was a Lake View homecoming for artist Anthony Lewellen (opens the original)
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CTA Red Line riders through Lake View have a new mural to catch just east of the Sheridan stop. Artist Anthony Lewellen — also known by his graffiti name Antck — added a bright and welcoming pop of color stretching 80 feet across and 26 feet up the wall behind the Nourishing Hope building at 3945 N. Sheridan Road. Neighbors grasp hands, hand off groceries and gather around a circular table. Big bright circles within circles of various colors, Lewellen’s signature shape, billow behind the scenes.
DuSable's partner, Kitihawa, honored in Ravenswood school mural (opens the original)
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Chicago founder Jean Baptiste Point DuSable has gotten a lot more attention than his wife, Kitihawa, and the contributions she made to the growth of Chicago. Two woman and a Ravenswood school are aiming to change that with a new mural featuring Kitihawa and DuSable on the front and side walls of the North Park Elementary School annex at 2017 W. Montrose Ave. DuSable “could have never succeeded without collaboration of Kitihawa,” says artist Noelle Garcia, who is a member of the Klamath Tribes in
Artists connect neighborhoods with viaduct murals, starting with Bronzeville and Chinatown (opens the original)
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The new mural under the CTA Red Line viaduct at Cermak Road and South Clark Street is the first of three to encourage residents to walk between the vibrant and unique communities of Bronzeville, Chinatown and Pilsen. The three communities of color are separated both by social and physical boundaries, say Consuela Hendricks and Angela X Lin, co-presidents and co-founders of People Matter, a nonprofit whose goal is to end racism in three to five generations. By improving the viaducts, which often
Roseland 'cop house' mural features the neighborhood teens want to see (opens the original)
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When a mural was discussed at a meeting for Roseland’s new “cop house,” promoters suggested getting kids from the neighborhood to paint it. “Why not my kids?” asked Dolores Ruiz-Villalvazo, community school coordinator at Chicago International Charter School Prairie, next to St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in the heart of the neighborhood. It’s the same place she went to school as a child growing up in Roseland. And that’s how faces of Roseland’s teens ended up in a mural on the side of the new ho
Caleb Williams' pose from the Madden NFL 27 cover gives the Bears quarterback a big West Loop presence (opens the original)
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A 25-foot tall image of Bears quarterback Caleb Williams gave Chicago artist Asend the opportunity to flex his knack for fine art details and his graffiti writer style in a massive mural for the West Loop that Bears fans are stopping to see in person. Completed earlier this month, the three-story image stretches 35 feet wide and features the image of Williams in his “Iceman” pose, with arms crossed across his chest, in front of a navy blue wall. The mural is on the Halsted Street side of La Josi
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