Red Bull uses Adobe power to create art history

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Red Bull Collective Art has arrived in London for a three day exhibition featuring a 1.3km-long piece of artwork.

Red Bull and Adobe have just made art history, and they're inviting you to be part of it when it hits London as part of a three-day exhibition from 5-7 June 2013. After taking in LA, Oslo and Mexico City, London will host the Red Bull Collective Art exhibition, in partnership with Adobe, at Red Bull Studios, London Bridge. The exhibition is free of charge and open 11am-5pm each day.

You can find out more about the exhibition here, but in a nutshell more than 2,000 individual pieces of artwork (90 percent of which were created using tools available in Adobe Creative Cloud) have been brought together to create one piece of 'collective art' measuring a massive 1.3km in length.

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