Before I Die

Credit: WNEW's Kevin Rincon

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 8, 2012 (CBSDC) - People are flocking to a local piece of art on a street in D.C. to contribute to it with chalk, what they would like to do before they die. The public chalkboard is based off of a project started by nationally recognized artist, Candy Chang.

Before I Die

Credit: WNEW's Kevin Rincon

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 8, 2012 (CBSDC) - People are flocking to a local piece of art on a street in D.C. to contribute to it with chalk, what they would like to do before they die. The public chalkboard is based off of a project started by nationally recognized artist, Candy Chang.

Before I Die

Credit: WNEW's Kevin Rincon

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 8, 2012 (CBSDC) - People are flocking to a local piece of art on a street in D.C. to contribute to it with chalk, what they would like to do before they die. The public chalkboard is based off of a project started by nationally recognized artist, Candy Chang.

Before I Die

Credit: WNEW's Kevin Rincon

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 8, 2012 (CBSDC) - People are flocking to a local piece of art on a street in D.C. to contribute to it with chalk, what they would like to do before they die. The public chalkboard is based off of a project started by nationally recognized artist, Candy Chang.

Before I Die

Credit: WNEW's Kevin Rincon

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 8, 2012 (CBSDC) - People are flocking to a local piece of art on a street in D.C. to contribute to it with chalk, what they would like to do before they die. The public chalkboard is based off of a project started by nationally recognized artist, Candy Chang.

Before I Die

Credit: WNEW's Kevin Rincon

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 8, 2012 (CBSDC) - People are flocking to a local piece of art on a street in D.C. to contribute to it with chalk, what they would like to do before they die. The public chalkboard is based off of a project started by nationally recognized artist, Candy Chang.

Before I Die

Credit: WNEW's Kevin Rincon

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 8, 2012 (CBSDC) - People are flocking to a local piece of art on a street in D.C. to contribute to it with chalk, what they would like to do before they die. The public chalkboard is based off of a project started by nationally recognized artist, Candy Chang.