Limited edition art print of my original painting 36th and Indiana. Each print is produced on heavy card stock with a smooth satin finish and a full-bleed design for rich, edge-to-edge color.
Sizes available: 8.5 × 11 in and 11 × 17 in
Edition: Limited release — once sold out, this size will not be reprinted.
 
This piece was inspired by a photograph in The South in Color, a book capturing life in Mississippi during the 1970s. The figure reminded me of many Black men I’ve known in Chicago — a connection that resonates through the history of the Great Migration, when countless families moved north from Mississippi to build new lives.
I imagine this man riding his little pony out of Mississippi and into Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood — arriving at the corner of 36th and Indiana, a place layered with the stories and legacy of those migrations.
 
Prints ship rolled in a sturdy tube mailer to ensure safe delivery.
 
Interested in a larger size? Custom sizing may be available on a case-by-case basis for select works — reach out before purchasing.