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Chicago Artist Ali Six Creates Mural for Wicker Park
Clip: 4/16/2022 | 2m 10sVideo has Closed Captions
The inspiration behind a 15-foot high mural in Wicker Park.
Chicago may be coming to life thanks to the spring weather, but the recent explosion of public art has also brought some color and life to the city. One local muralist is hoping his 15-foot-high mural in Wicker Park inspires people to find hope. It’s called “The Butterfly Effect.”
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Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices is a local public television program presented by WTTW
Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices
Chicago Artist Ali Six Creates Mural for Wicker Park
Clip: 4/16/2022 | 2m 10sVideo has Closed Captions
Chicago may be coming to life thanks to the spring weather, but the recent explosion of public art has also brought some color and life to the city. One local muralist is hoping his 15-foot-high mural in Wicker Park inspires people to find hope. It’s called “The Butterfly Effect.”
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38th Annual Chicago Latino Film Festival Begins April 21
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Clip: 4/16/2022 | 5m 38s | We talk with the founder of the Chicago Latino Film Festival about what to expect. (5m 38s)
Comedy Troupe Brings Mirth and Mariachi to Improv
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Clip: 4/16/2022 | 4m 21s | A group of comedians is bringing a taste of latin culture to their comedy routine. (4m 21s)
Hispanic Organ Transplant Program Wants Latinos to Donate
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Clip: 4/16/2022 | 2m 23s | How one Chicago doctor is leading the effort to encourage Latinos to donate organs. (2m 23s)
Surge in Migration Expected as Pandemic Restrictions End
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Clip: 4/16/2022 | 8m 42s | A public health order restricting migrants from entering the U.S. is set to end next month (8m 42s)
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