What started as the Hubbard Street Mural Project in the 1970’s lead by artist Richard Alonzo and painted by young Chicago artists, has been worn by time and damaged when Union Pacific repaired the tracks. Now known as the B_Line it is curated by artist Levar Hoard, who has brought local as well as international urban artists to paint panels and surrounding alley & viaducts. Always something new and hopefully will get landscaped by the City with sidewalk, bike path access.

Amazing, talented artists displaying brilliant street art. Take the time to look at the pieces and see what the artist is saying. There are Funny, interesting, thought provoking, and abstract works…..great variety.

Close to a mile of 10-12 feet tall murals in different styles (a lot of amazing pop-art!) along the side of the walls of an elevated train track. Stretches on for pretty long, but you have to walk on the dirt path because it is not paved.

I love street art and this did not disappoint! There are many more murals than the pictures here show. There are also some other murals in the area that I saw while driving around. It was in a nice, quiet area and I had no problems finding a place to park along the street for a little while to explore all of the artwork. Would definitely recommend to anyone who loves graffiti and street art!

Fantastic multi block street art. Well worth a vsit.

An enjoyable walk exploring the incredible murals. Grab a coffee and enjoy the adventure!

Hubbard Street and the murals are definitely a place that should be on everyone’s list of interesting places to visit in Chicago. The artwork is outstanding, certainly thought-provoking and very colorful.

This was one of my favorite art spots on my whirlwind tour of Chicago. The murals are big and beautiful; there are so many different artists and styles that everyone can find ones they like. There is no sidewalk along the murals so you’ll have to walk in the bushes or bike lane to see them all.

Wonderful local art along a not-very busy street. Took less than 10 minutes at a slow pace to walk the couple blocks. Beautiful

Its cool reminds me of El Barrio, The Point& Brooklyn N.Y art is what keeps a city alive

I loved droving across this street qs a kid going back home from school and seeing all the interesting art pieces