Beta Project (Hubbard Street Murals)

Beta Project (Hubbard Street Murals) is one of the oldest and largest outdoor mural galleries in Chicago. Started in the 1970s by artist Richard Alonzo, the project showcases a variety of works by talented street art artists from around the world.

Murals are characterized by their ephemeral nature - they change over time as buildings are demolished or their owners change. This constant evolution means that each visit offers a new artistic experience.

As part of the B-Line art corridor in the Fulton Market neighborhood, the Beta Project is a fascinating part of Chicago's cultural landscape.