This week, [Nora] Daley teamed up with Abby Pucker, the founder of Chicago cultural force Gertie, to produce a series of public art programming called Next Stop Chicago, which will provide funding to community-based organizations across the city during the convention.

Next Stop: Chicago provides grant funding to creative organizations on Chicago’s South and West Sides ahead of the Democratic National Convention.

As the DNC brings national attention to Chicago, a local group is looking to highlight civic issues through art. “Next Stop: Chicago” is offering a series of public art activations by community-based organizations that address the city’s post-pandemic infrastructure inequity.

A Chicago cultural and civic organization is encouraging delegates and other DNC visitors to leave the Loop with the "Next Stop: Chicago" project.

Gertie, a civic and cultural agency expanding Chicago's creative economy, will present a series of public art activations by community-based organizations, leading up to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago from August 19-22.

When the Democratic National Convention kicks off on Aug. 19, an array of art tied to the election season will greet visitors and Chicagoans alike.

Local artists were asked to cover trains in their work as part of "Track(ed) Changes."

A guide for politicians and the politics-obsessed, descending on the city from around the country for the event that starts Aug. 19.

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