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    Disneyland
    Diele K.

    I love finding murals whether in my hometown, Disneyland, restaurants, or even other cities when visiting. Art always brightens my day and love gazing upon to appreciate the talent that went in to creating them. Love this page and can't wait to see more murals! May inspire some future travel.

    At the Outlets at Barstow... upload a photo of this mural to Instagram for a chance to win a $50 gift card!
    Nadine C.

    Public art... it's free and beautiful! Sometimes, they are a pleasant surprise - like a breath of fresh air! At other times, a certain mural will catch your attention suddenly... when they've been there for a while! They are expressions and can be hidden messages... What are these murals saying to us?

    The Wang Building Manhattan. Posted with review 12/11/23
    Marianne W.

    Murals are my favorite photos. I've taken them in many Manhattan neighborhoods. Looking at my friend Mikey's photos I realized this is a page for everyone to post the Murals. I do miss my visits to Chicago. I used to go yearly when my daughter was in college at the University of Notre Dame. I think I would love to travel to cities taking mural photos. I'll be posting more of my photos here. I hope you enjoy them. If you don't get a photo when you see these beautiful works of art they may not be there when you return. I definitely treasure my album of what I call graffiti!

    Steph C.

    So this is a neat spot to checkout off the trainline in chicago. Beautiful mural painted on side of building. It is a parking lot so sometimes this mural can be covered but. Def a neat photo opportunity to get while you visit here! I found this while adding to my pinterest board and the girl i started to follow from chicago recommended it!

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    Happy for this edition to the area, i love the details in the art, walk by here often hopefully it stays

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    Mile of Murals

    Mile of Murals

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    Rogers Park

    I feel a little catfished by this mural project. Looking online, there appeared to be more to it…read more But it's literally about a mile of murals, up and down the overpasses, in Rogers Park, a neighborhood of Chicago. The murals focus mainly on Chicago history, history of the Rogers neighborhood, Audubon birds, and a few other subjects. The murals are nice overall, though some are poorly kept. I don't think they've been updated in a long time. My favorite was the Barack Obama mural. It's easier to walk them than drive them because there is very little parking and a ton of one way streets. I drove quite a ways out to this neighborhood, through Lakeshore Drive traffic. If you're in the area, go for it. There is a cute little pedestrian only street with a tavern and quaint shops. But don't drive from the outskirts just for this.

    The Mile of Murals is a unique work of art in Rogers Park. Started in 2007, over the years the…read moreproject has commissioned a number of works: There are several that span the entire block, and there are several viaducts that have murals as well. The goal of this project is to paint from Estes to Pratt, covering the retaining wall along the Red Line in artwork. There are still five block-long sections of this project remaining to complete. All of the works are cool. My favorite, however, is "Connect Origins to Destinations: The History of Rogers Park". It tells the story of Rogers Park from its early days as a home to Potawatomi. The Indian Boundary Line, for which Indian Boundary Park is named, is located at Rogers & Clark... unfortunately, there's a commemorative plaque praising the negotiation skills of white men with the native peoples to cede Chicago to them, but that's a story for another time. I loved learning things about this neighborhood I never knew before through this large -scale art project.

    The Gentlemen Statues - The Gentlemen Statues Chicago

    The Gentlemen Statues

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    Near North Side

    Almost walked past this. Opposite side of The Riverwalk. Great detail. Great background view of…read moreChicago skyline! Worth the stop!

    This is an amazing piece of work by Taiwanese Artist and Sculptor Ju Ming. It is located in the…read moreAMA Plaza and outdoor seating is offered for individuals to sit and admire and discuss the sculpture of the eleven men cast in Bronze who are dressed in business suits, trench coats and some with umbrellas...obviously as if they were on their way to work in a modern city environment. Upon a close-up inspection recently, I noticed that the eyes were not pronounced and that they seem to be expressionless as the grayness of their cast figures suggest. Almost as if it was just another day going through the same routine- wake up, go to work, eat, sleep---REPEAT. It reminds me in a way of Andy Warhol's Campbells Soup Can-we live from one meal to the next. About the Artist: Ju Ming (1938-) was originally trained as a woodcarver; however, his work evolved into sculpting in bronze in addition to other materials such as styrofoam, stainless steel as well as other mediums. He became well known in Taiwan during the 1970s and later in 1983 in New York City when he had individual exhibition of Living World Series: A Pair of Classical People at the Max Hutchinson Gallery. This piece in particular, is regarded as one of the most important works among the early production of the Living World Series. Ming's Living World Series appears or suggests that his work may evolve from his perception of the world around him; however, he has been quoted as saying that there is no one interpretation or set interpretation designated in his intention to create his sculptures. There are other parts of The Living World Series including "Imprisonment"which has drawn attention to his style of thought provoking sculpture. FYI-This Public Piece of art was purchased by Eagle Holdings, which is the parent group of the Langham Hospitality Group.

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