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Chicago murals: Sun-Times free exhibition at Navy Pier of murals and other public art is newly updated

First publishedJul 31, 16:15 UTC
Last updatedJul 31, 18:41 UTC · 20m ago
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<p>Since the Chicago Sun-Times launched the weekly<a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/murals" > “Murals and Mosaics”</a> series in July 2019, we're published at least one feature story on public art each week.</p><p>That's more than 360 stories, all of them devoted to spotlighting street art in the city and suburbs and the artists behind those works. And we've covered more in a weekly newsletter sent to subscribers and in special supplements.</p><p>We've also been highlighting that coverage with a public exhibition at Navy Pier, near our newsroom, displaying some of the many photographs of Chicago murals we've published.

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The Chicago Sun-Times has opened a free exhibition at Navy Pier showing murals and other public art. The exhibition updates the newspaper's weekly 'Murals and Mosaics' series, which started in July 2019. Over 360 stories about street art and the artists behind them have been published since then. The exhibit lets visitors see many of those works in person.

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People can enjoy local art for free and learn about the artists who create it. It also highlights the Sun-Times' ongoing coverage of Chicago's creative community.

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Where is the exhibition located?
It is at Navy Pier, near the Sun-Times newsroom.
How long has the Sun-Times been running the 'Murals and Mosaics' series?
The series began in July 2019 and has produced over 360 stories.
Is there an admission fee for the exhibition?
No, the exhibition is free to the public.
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