Jessica Stockholder's “Color Jam,” begins a summer-long occupation of an intersection in the Loop in downtown Chicago.
By wrapping the four corners of State and Adams Streets (and parts of buildings there) in swaths of burnt orange, lime green and turquoise — think of Christo meets Hans Hofmann — she deconstructs this slice of the business-as-usual world and transforms it into a playful and imaginative realm.
via: NYT
