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Albany Park »

Volunteer orientation will take place Saturday, with work sessions planned through October.

Ravenswood Manor »

The four-panel mural will serve as a gateway to Ravenswood Manor and Ravenswood Gardens.

Norwood Park »

As part of the citywide "Year of Public Art" initiative, each ward will see its own public installation.

Pilsen »

Four Chicago artists collaborated on the colorful mural that features Schoenhofen Brewery's founder. 

Edgebrook »

Aldermen will be allowed to use their discretionary budget to fund public art projects.

Grand Boulevard »

That statue, by the sculptor of the Lincoln Memorial, was removed from its pedestal Thursday.

Avalon Park »

Rahmaan "Statik" Barnes is working on a painting of the "Purple Rain" cover image of Prince.

Portage Park »

From 9-2 p.m. April 2 volunteers will pick up trash, remove grafitti and report potholes at Six Corners.

Irving Park »

The newest mural in Old Irving Park features a jumbo jet that won't spark any noise complaints.

Hyde Park »

Caryl Yasko will return to Hyde Park Tuesday to discuss "Under City Stone," the mural she made in 1972.

Chinatown »

The city is seeking artists to create work for the new showcase library.

Chinatown »

Artists will have their works featured in the "strikingly contemporary" library.

Portage Park »

The year-old sculpture honors Native Americans who traveled through the Six Corners Shopping District.

Kenwood »

Sculptor Alice Aycock is loaning three of her scuptures to Kenwood for free for a year .

Uptown »

An overhaul of the structures could be 10 years away, so officials plan smaller upgrades for now.