In Milwaukee, members of a teen art programme (part of the Milwaukee Art Museum) have painted murals on a Milwaukee County Transit System bus which show the disruption caused by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers to families.
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The programme, which was established in 2003, seeks to bring together teenagers from diverse backgrounds, and enable them to create artwork that has a significant meaning for them. ‘Teen ArtXpress’ is an annual programme which invites those aged between 16-18 to create murals to be illustrated on bus stops or county buses.
Each year participating teens are encouraged to look at national issues effecting the country; this year immigration was chosen. The bus with the mural will be operating on routes across the city for a month.
