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The Fashion Outlets of Chicago 2
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Cleveland-born artist Jim Drain created a wacky, wallpaper-like piece named "Rakes and Snakes."
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Kenton Parker's inkjet print of himself lines a wall near Last Call by Neiman Marcus on the mall's second level. It's titled "Out of Line."
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Longman & Eagle owner Cody Hudson is responsible for this colorblocking escalator work titled "I'm Still Here (Contemplation Station)."
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LA-based artist Alvaro Illizarbe's black-and-white line-work ("Landscape Study") graces a ceiling next to Michael Kors.
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Artist Bert Rodriguez installed rows and rows of clocks near Bloomies on the second level. The piece is named "Never Forget Where."
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More clocks.
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Jen Stark hard at work on "Drippy," which wraps another elevator in the structure.
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Up close.
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Miami's Bhakti Baxter added this swirly number ("Circle Spiral") to a wall on the second level of the space.
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Daniel Arsham's "Big Drip" makes it seem like the wall is melting.
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Closer.
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Another Daniel Arsham piece, this time resembling a man falling. It's near Saks on the first level.
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A close up on "Falling Figure."
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Arsham's third work, titled "Falling Time."