On August 14, 2026, Chicago artist Darius Dennis unveiled a new mural in the Logan Square neighborhood that pays homage to former Chicago Bulls forward Stacey King. The artwork, positioned on a prominent wall in the area, marks a personal initiative by Dennis to honor the player’s contribution to the Bulls’ championship era.
The mural depicts King in a dynamic pose, surrounded by stylized elements that reference the team’s colors and the city’s skyline. While the piece is not commissioned, it was installed publicly and is intended for the community and Bulls fans to view. The location in Logan Square, a neighborhood known for its public art, provides high visibility for the tribute.
Dennis’ connection to King dates back to his childhood, when he watched the Bulls win titles throughout the 1990s. He possesses an autographed rookie card that King received in the 1989 draft, a tangible reminder of the player’s early career. In later years, Dennis followed King’s work as a color commentator for the Bulls, listening to the former player’s insights during broadcasts.
By creating the mural, Dennis aimed to celebrate King’s role in the Bulls’ championship run and to acknowledge a personal link that spans roughly 20 years since those title seasons. The artwork serves as a visual reminder of the era when the Bulls dominated the NBA and of King’s place within that history. Local residents and visitors are now able to experience the tribute as part of Logan Square’s growing collection of street art.
The unveiling was attended by members of the neighborhood and Bulls supporters, who gathered to view the piece and recognize the shared history between the city’s basketball legacy and its artistic community.