Concrete Traffic
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Concrete Traffic (1970) is a work by Wolf Vostell.
In January 1970, Jan van der Marck of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Chicago sponsored a happening in which Vostell encased a 1957 Cadillac in concrete at a parking lot near the museum.
The work was moved via highway to the University of Chicago campus in 1970, where it remained for nearly four decades. The work was restored and moved to the University of Chicago campus in 2016.
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