Public Art And Murals
Below is a billboard project funded by a grant from the City of Chicago. It displayed three seasonal images inspired by the local forest preserve, painted to scale and then printed and installed for three consecutive months on an urban billboard, near the forest preserve. Some mural projects are included here along with some social activism projects. Also posted is a video about recent forays into using spray paint for murals at an urban art festival in St. Louis
“August” billboard installed on South Western Ave. , Chicago, Illinois. August 2018
Remnants: August
oil on unstretched canvas, 42 x 72”
private collection
“September billboard “ installed on South Western Ave., Chicago, Illinois. September 2018
“October” billboard installed on South Western Ave., Chicago, Illinois. October 2018
“Enough”, created about 60 election board signs as part of “Art In Place”, part of Terrain Exhibitions, , some installed on this roundabout near my home in Chicago. Others were distributed throughout the neighborhood and listed on a map that was posted on the website set up to view projects.
95th Street Farmer’s Market Mural. Overall image in city parking lot where 95th St. Farmer’s market is held, approx. 14’ x 100’, Chicago, Illinois
Detail of signage for Farmer’s Market mural.
Farmer’s Market Mural addition 2020, with detail of city of Chicago. (initial 20’ could not be painted due to tenant issue, so was completed later)