Bicycle Racks

Meet the Artist: Kelly Brazil
Collaborators: Chicago Avenue Fire Arts Center, Angie Raschio, and Loren Ziemek

  • Kelly and Loren; photo by Ethan Turcotte

    Kelly and Loren; photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • Angie Raschio; photo by Ethan Turcotte

    Angie Raschio; photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • Loren Ziemek; photo by Ethan Turcotte

    Loren Ziemek; photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • Kelly Brazil; photo by Ethan Turcotte

    Kelly Brazil; photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • photo by Ethan Turcotte

    photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • After pitching their bike rack proposal at CPED

    After pitching their bike rack proposal at CPED

  • Bike Rack Test, photo by Ethan Turcotte

    Bike Rack Test, photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • Bike Rack Test, photo by Ethan Turcotte

    Bike Rack Test, photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • Kelly and youth at Urban Arts Academy, photo by Ethan Turcotte

    Kelly and youth at Urban Arts Academy, photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • Bike rack outside of Cafe Southside on 34th and Chicago

    Bike rack outside of Cafe Southside on 34th and Chicago

  • Installing the bike racks outside of Modern Times on 32nd and Chicago, photo by Ethan Turcotte

    Installing the bike racks outside of Modern Times on 32nd and Chicago, photo by Ethan Turcotte

  • The final bike racks outside of Modern Times on 32nd and Chicago, photo by Ethan Turcotte

    The final bike racks outside of Modern Times on 32nd and Chicago, photo by Ethan Turcotte

Kelly Brazil, Arts on Chicago Artist from Pillsbury House Theatre on Vimeo.

Kelly talks about her unique use of found objects, her love for the Powderhorn neighborhood, and where her Arts on Chicago bicycle rakes will be found soon.