Hurricane María, Resilience and Solidarity
@ The Bloomingdale Trail
N Humboldt Blvd & W Cortland StChicago, IL 60647
Opening Saturday, June 23rd, from 11AM - 4PM
Art Installation by Mark Rivera at The Bloomingdale Trail Curated by Santurce es Ley
Large-scale interactive sculpture by Mark Rivera surrounded by 8 x 4 panels in the creative hands of:
Bik-Ismo
Stencil Network
Luis Alejandro Rodríguez
Colectivo Moriviví
About Borinken Me Llama…
Artists from Puerto Rico affected by Hurricane María will be painting a total of 6 murals both independently and in collaboration with local Boricua artists in Hermosa (4049 W. Armitage Ave.), Logan Square (The 606 / Humboldt Blvd.), and Humboldt Park (Paseo Boricua) commissioned by Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center with the generous support of the Chicago Community Trust, Bher Paint, Foundation for Puerto Rico, and the Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities.
Their first visit to Chicago will be marked by an art installation at The Bloomingdale Trail on June 23, 2018 and four community events surrounding the concept, creation, and execution of this series of murals.
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Tags: Art at The 606: Hurricane María, Bik-Ismo, Borinken Me Llama, Chicago, Colectivo Moriviví, Hurricane María Resilience and Solidarity, Illinois, Logan Square, Luis Alejandro Rodríguez, Mark Rivera, Resilience and Solidarity, Santurce es Ley, Stencil Network, The 606, The Bloomingdale Trail
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