Carole Feuerman's hyperrealistic public art exhibition turns a busy Chicago street into an open-air gallery, inviting visitors to interact directly with the sculptures.
By Europa Express31 Jul 2026 · 08:00 CETUpdated 31 Jul 2026 · 08:00 CET
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According to Euronews, giant lifelike sculptures created by artist Carole Feuerman have been brought to Chicago to showcase public art. The installation transforms the city's famous Magnificent Mile into an accessible open-air gallery.
The exhibition is designed to bring art closer to everyday crowds, encouraging visitors and passers-by to actively interact with the hyperrealistic pieces placed along the prominent thoroughfare.