Visit the vibrant world of public art in Chicago. From the dynamic digital art projections of Art on the Mart to the mystery of Chicago's Mermaid, each location showcases the city's commitment to bringing art to the public. We also explore the powerful tribute to Chicago's industrial heritage at Steelworkers Park and Tribute to the Past, offering a glimpse into the city's rich history and cultural identity.
What if your canvas was the side of a building that was at one point in history the largest building in the world?...
In this digital exclusive, Geoffrey Baer talks to Roman Villarreal, the artist behind a once-mysterious mermaid sculpture on the lakefront...
The colorful restoration work of a local coalition of artists adorns the viaducts along 56th and 57th streets...
Beauty can be found in nearly every corner of Chicago, including its underpasses. On the Foster Street underpass beneath...
Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood is famous for its vibrant murals. The Southwest Side neighborhood has a large Mexican...
From the 1880s to the 1990s, this site was part of the sprawling South Works steel mill. Today, Steelworkers Park has...
The alleys and parking lots of a stretch of Wabash Avenue in the South Loop have been transformed into...
The former Wabash YMCA in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood is a historic building, and a work of art on one of...
