Bally’s Chicago Casino Seeks Proposals from Local Artists for Medinah Temple Mural Project
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Bally’s Chicago Casino Seeks Proposals from Local Artists for Medinah Temple Mural Project (Chicago, IL) — Bally’s Chicago Casino is excited to announce its search for a Chicago-based company to create a visually stunning mural that will capture the historical significance, rich history, and transitional timeline of Medinah Temple, one of Chicago’s most iconic landmarks. This project presents a unique opportunity for local artists to showcase their talent and contribute to the artistic legacy of the city.
Bally’s Chicago Casino is seeking a company with a proven track record of delivering exceptional artistic installations and murals that can effectively convey the essence and historical significance of historic landmarks. The selected artist or company must be able to complete the indoor mural project within a two-week span of the selection period.
The mural will be in a prominent area inside Bally’s Chicago Casino, offering high visibility to patrons and visitors. The designated area for the mural application consists of primed and painted sheetrock walls with dimensions of approximately 9 feet in height and 60 feet in length.
Interested artists are encouraged to submit their completed Request for Proposals (RFP) applications by August 2, 2023. Any questions regarding the RFP should be submitted by July 26, 2023.
Bally’s Chicago Casino is committed to fostering local talent and supporting the vibrant arts community in Chicago. By commissioning this mural project, the casino aims to celebrate the historical significance of Medinah Temple and provide an engaging and visually captivating experience for its visitors.
For more information and to obtain the RFP application, please visit Ballyschicago.com/Partners/RFP or contact casinopurchasing@ballyschicago.com.
Bally’s Chicago Casino Seeks Proposals from Local Artists for Medinah Temple Mural Project
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