public art

The mural is the latest in the community from longtime Uptown artist Ginny Sykes.

Portraits of students and teachers, glued to the sidewalk, reveal the faces behind the facade.

The sculpture will be displayed for a year as part of the Chicago Sculpture Exhibit.

The sculpture will be displayed for a year as part of the Chicago Sculpture Exhibit.

The sculpture at Lawrence and Milwaukee avenues will be part of the Chicago Sculpture Exhibit.

Desi Mundo has lost every painting he's createed during 20 years of public art on the South Side.

The 9-foot statue of Irv Kupcinet was taken down so its pedastal could be repaired, the city said.

Urban Partnership Bank has hired a Bridgeport arts group to paint murals on its former branch.

The wall, which served for 20 years as an unofficial showcase for graffiti artists, has been demolished.

Artist Paula Henderson will bring her colorful, abstract work to the Sox-35th Street "L" stop.

The name change was prompted by confusion about the group's mission.

Area aldermen don't know where they came from and conflicting information abounds.

Artists and residents are worried they will lose the premier space for graffiti art across the city.

The sculpture honors Native Americans who traveled through what is now the Six Corners Shopping District.

The mural features more than 70 iconic landmarks from countries around the world.