In recent weeks, graffiti of shamed Ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich has been popping up all over Chicago. And he's running. Actually it looks like he's running away from something or someone, perhaps. Either way, he's in his signature black jogging suit, peering back over his right shoulder, looking rather worried.
No artist has been nailed yet. But Pilsen graffiti artist Ray Noland, who also created Obama campaign artwork, is selling a poster of the image on his Web site right now for $75. The poster is titled "Run, Blago, Run!" Speaking with the Chicago Tribune, Noland declined to comment how his Blago image has made its way onto the sides of buildings.
Want to see some of this graffiti in person? Make your way to an alley near the intersection south of Washington Street between State Street and Wabash Avenue downtown. Or head to the viaduct on the corner of West 16th Street and South Union Avenue.
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Leslie Patton
I moved to the Chicago area about two months ago to start graduate school at Northwestern. So far, so good. More
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The Pilsen installation has been whitewashed. BOO!! We want more!! We want more!!
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