Chicago Public Art Group
Chicago Public Art Group
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About this organization
Mission
The Chicago Public Art Group's mission is to unite artists and communities in partnership to produce quality public art and to extend and transform the tradition of collaborative, community involved public artwork. Design public art projects in partnership with the communities while maintaining a high level of artistic quality. Introduce creative skills to children and adults, thereby providing them with tools to articulate their ideas and observations and the confidence to transform their physical environment. Train and educate professional artists in the process of creating community responsive art projects, enabling them to become responsible leaders in the field of public art. Educate communities to the social and aesthetic possibilities of collaborative public art.
About
Exelon Corp. or Comed Mural Titled 'Dance of the Lightning Bugs.' The lead artist was Hector Duarte with assistant artists Delilah Saldago and Alejandro Esquiliano. They created a 3,000 square foot mural on the wall across their smart grid lab in Maywood. The artists worked with teens from the Proviso High Schools to come up with the design. The teens also helped paint the mural on nonwoven fabric in the high school, which the artists later attached to the wall.
Interesting data from their 2020 990 filing
The filing documents outline the non-profit's mission as “The chicago public art group's mission is to unite artists and communities in partnership to produce quality public art and to extend and transform the tradition of collaborative, community involved, public artwork.”.
When outlining the tasks it performs, they were referred to as: “The chicago public art group's mission is to unite artists and communities in partnership to produce quality public art and to extend and transform the tradition of collaborative, community involved public artwork. design public art projects in partnership with the communities while maintaining a high level of artistic quality. introduce creative skills to children and adults, thereby providing them with tools to articulate their ideas and observations and the confidence to transform their physical environment. train and educate professional artists in the process of creating community responsive art projects, enabling them to become responsible leaders in the field of public art. educate communities to the social and aesthetic possibilities of collaborative public art.”.
- The non-profit's reported state of operation is IL as per legal requirements.
- The filing reveals that the address of the non-profit in 2020 is 3314 S MORGAN STREET UNIT 1, CHICAGO, IL, 60608.
- As of 2020, the non-profit has 2 employees reported on their 990 form.
- Is not a private foundation.
- Expenses are between $250,000 and $500,000.
- Revenue is between $500,000 and $1,000,000+.
- Revenue less expenses is $77,930.
- The organization has 10 independent voting members.
- The organization was formed in 1971.
- The organization pays $168,960 in salary, compensation, and benefits to its employees.
- The organization pays $13,185 in fundraising expenses.