Denver Artist Jim Green’s Surprising Works

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By Colorado Public Radio Staff
· May 5, 2010, 5:36 pm

Denver-based artist Jim Green doesn't make work you can hang on the wall or place on a pedestal. In fact, it's quite invisible. But if you've ever had a sink sing to you at the Denver Art Museum or heard the phantom subway train near the 16th Street Mall, you've encountered his creations. Green has a new installation at the Museum of Contemporary Art using whoopie cushions. KCFR's Megan Verlee has this profile.

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