about the artist
Maxwell Emcays is a multidisciplinary public artist who has been creating art for various underserved communities in Chicago and all over the US for 15 years. Emcays’ work is rooted in the principle that everyone deserves to engage with art, that every community deserves a voice, and that public art encourages community investment.
Maxwell Emcays has been involved in many charitable projects, including Never Forget Chicago, which aimed to bring awareness and healing to the epidemic of violence in Chicago. Emcays’ art reflects his passion for social justice and his desire to create a more equitable world. Emcays believes that art can be a powerful tool for change, and uses his work to raise awareness about important social issues. Emcays’ art is often inspired by the communities he works with, and he strives to create meaningful and relevant pieces for the people who will experience them.
Maxwell Emcays has exhibited his work in several prestigious galleries and museums, including The Dusable Museum and Gallery Guichard. Maxwell Emcays has also received numerous awards for his contributions to the field of public art, including being selected as a prequalified public artist for the city of Chicago and the Black Excellence Award.
Maxwell Emcays’ work has been featured in many publications and news outlets, including NBC's Making a Difference. Emcays has also been interviewed by Valerie Warner for Windy City LIVE, where he discussed his artistic process and his commitment to social justice.
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