Rock Center | June 07, 2012
Color Jam: Artist paints the town red...blue and green
You may have heard that something colorful has burst into the windy city. It's called 'Color Jam,' and it's Chicago's largest public art project. When we say large, we mean that world-renowned artist Jessica Stockholder is covering the second city's sidewalks, buildings, streets and even lamp posts with bright colors. She's literally painting the town red - and blue and green - with adhesive vinyl, and lots of it.
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