FEATURED ARTIST

Every year, the Bank of America Chicago 13.1 works with a Chicago-based artist to create visuals supporting the event. The artist’s work is featured prominently in race materials and can include ad campaigns, medal design, commemorative pin design, the participant t-shirt and more.

2025 ARTIST: ALYSSA LOW

We’re excited to announce the artist for this year’s Bank of America Chicago 13.1! Alyssa Low is an artist and multidisciplinary designer from Chicago. Her artwork explores the relationship between colors, shapes and composition, creating striking designs that have been featured in collaborations with the Chicago Bulls, Chicago Blackhawks, Soho House, Cava and others.

Low’s art will be featured in the leadup to the event and throughout race weekend. Check out her Instagram and website to see her work.

CALL FOR ARTISTS

Are you interested in being a featured artist for a future Bank of America Chicago 13.1? Learn more about the application process.

PAST ARTISTS

• 2024

  

  Edo is a multidisciplinary artist and designer from the South Side of Chicago. His artwork layers images within images in a style he calls Infinite Inception, using one piece to tell a multitude of stories and represent the power of community.

  Edo’s art will be featured in the leadup to the event and throughout race weekend. Check out his Instagram and website to see his work.

• 2023

  

  Amara Martin is an AfroIndigenous Puerto Rican poet, multidisciplinary artist and cultural worker born and raised in Chicago. Her art centers on the preservation of culture in Black and Brown communities, using historical archives and contemporary photography to create colorful and impactful multimedia collages. Check out her Instagram @rebelbettyarte and website rebelbettyarte.com to see her work.

• 2022

  For the inaugural Bank of America Chicago 13.1, we were honored to have local artist, Lefty Out There (Franco Campanella), leaving his mark on our event. Lefty’s work was born on Chicago’s walls but has gained recognition by large brands across the United States, Europe and Asia.

  Lefty’s pattern resembles cell structures and organisms, and calls for the audience to pay attention to things that they take for granted, which is a natural connection to our event as we reimagine what it’s like to run in Chicago. Follow him to see more of his work on Instagram: instagram.com/leftyoutthere