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Gabriel Villa
Gabriel Villa (born 1965, El Paso, Texas, USA〔(The art of Gabriel Villa. ) - Item Details - Chicago Public Library〕〔(The Border of Gabriel Villa ), The Art of Gabriel Villa〕) is a Pilsen, Chicago-based artist and muralist. His influences have been "Family, U.S Texas/Mexico Border Culture, American Sports, 1960’s Counter Culture, 1980’s Reaganomics, Indigenous and Western Art".〔http://neotericart.com/2012/02/01/interview-with-gabriel-villa/〕
==2009 mural censorship controversy==
In May 2009, he was commissioned to paint a mural on a private property in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood depicting three Chicago Police Department public surveillance cameras that carried the CPD logo along with other images, like a crucified Christ, a deer head and a skull. The mural was painted over completely by the Graffiti Blasters〔http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Chicago-Graffiti-Task-Force-Paints-Over-Artists-Commissioned-Mural-Gabriel-Villa.html〕〔http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/05/16/alderman-orders-mural-wit_n_204078.html〕 at the behest of 11th ward Alderman James Balcer, who said about the mural "My main concern is the safety and well-being for the people in this community. We have gang violence and children getting shot, and I believed that the mural sent the wrong message.” The incident sparked a local controversy over censorship, surveillance and private property.〔(Gabriel Villa’s Mural Destroyed ), 05.15.2009, By Shannon Benine, mediating the medium〕〔BLUECANVAS Magazine, No. 5 page 92 'Artist Vs. System' by Margarita Korol〕
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