This summer, Chicago’s Wabash Arts Corridor (WAC) is set to dazzle with the much-anticipated “Wabash Lights” project. After a decade in the making, this interactive LED light installation will illuminate the Loop El tracks, starting the week of August 12.
The Wabash Arts Corridor: A Living Urban Canvas
Launched by Columbia College in 2013, the WAC transforms Wabash Ave. into a vibrant street art haven. This innovative initiative offers emerging student artists a platform to showcase their creativity and revitalizes the neighborhood with dozens of incredible street art pieces.
Beyond Murals: Diverse Art Experiences
The WAC is not just about street murals. It hosts performance spaces, installations, and large-scale projections, offering a rich, multifaceted art experience. This living urban canvas breathes new life into the South Loop, making it an accessible and dynamic destination for art enthusiasts.
Why Visit the WAC?
- Interactive Installations: With projects like “Wabash Lights,” visitors can experience art in a new, immersive way.
- Emerging Talent: Discover works by up-and-coming artists from Columbia College.
- Cultural Hub: The WAC is a bustling center for art and creativity, featuring diverse forms of expression.
Event Details
- Event: “Wabash Lights” Installation Activation
- Date: Week of August 12
- Location: Under the Loop El tracks on Wabash Ave.
For more information, visit Wabash Lights.