Chicago - Near South Side / The BOTS (2018) - by David Weeks Studio

 Above Image: BOTS with sculptor David Weeks of the David Weeks Studio

The BOTS - by David Weeks Studio

Installed: 2018 

These are larger version of the wildly successful desktop puzzle toy - cubebot. 

Painted aluminum / Standing figure is 23' tall. 

Fabricated at the Vector Custom Fabricating

Location: Marriott Marquis bldg. (near McCormick Place)

at 2121 S Prairie Ave. Chicago, IL.

Chicago South - Bronzeville / Bronzeville Obelisks

Bronzeville Obelisks

Bronzeville Obelisks

Six feet, 4,000 pound marker

Installed: Nov, 2009

at what is considered the gateway of the Bronzeville neighborhood,

near the campus of the Illinois Institute of Technology

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Chicago South - Bronzeville / Bronzeville Street Map

Bronzeville Street Map

Bronzeville Street Map 

Address: 35th St and King Dr

By: Gregg LeFevre

Description: 14-foot bronze map, illustrating Bronzeville’s history

Chicago South - Bronzeville / Bronzeville Benches (1996) - by Various Artists

Bronzeville Benches /  Louis and Lil - by Ted Garner

Bronzeville Benches - by Various Artists

Installed: 1996 

Various dimensions and materials

Location: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive 

between 25th and 35th streets

Part of the King Drive Restoration Project

Chicago South - Bronzeville / The Recognition Panels

Bronzeville Recognition Panels - by Mary Brogger

The Recognition Panels

by Mary Brogger

Description: Laser cut steel

Installed: 1996

Location: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

between 24th and 25th streets

Bronzeville Walk of Fame

Bronzeville Walk of Fame

Bronzeville Walk of Fame

by Geraldine McCullough

Installed: 1996

Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. 

between 25th and 35th Sts. 

on sidewalks, medians and crosswalks, 

and at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Branch Library.

Mural "The Wall of Day Dreaming and Man's Inhumanity to Man"

The Wall of Daydreaming and Man's Inhumanity too man

Location: Interesction of 47th Street and Calumet Ave

on 47th Street Blues District, Bronzeville neighborhood

In 1975, the Chicago Public Art Group coordinated the painting of this mural. 

The mural is the result of collaboration among four artists

Paintings by William Walker, Mitchell Caton and Santi Isrowuthakul

and Poetry by John Pitman Weber

It was renovated in 2003, by Dayton Reed..