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  "publishedAt": "2026-04-16T14:25:17.000Z",
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    "Art Feature",
    "Visual Arts & Culture",
    "Bill Walker",
    "Casa Aztlan",
    "Chicago Public Art Group",
    "Flash ABC",
    "OBAC",
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  "textContent": "Chicago takes its public art seriously. The murals and installations we have on view represent us, our communities, our values—from the Haymarket Memorial in the West Loop to Alexander Calder’s iconic Flamingo to Kerry James Marshall’s gorgeous mural on the side of the Chicago Cultural Center. After Casa Aztlan was whitewashed by developer City Pads […]\n\nThe post Public art that isn’t appeared first on Chicago Reader.",
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