Sunday, September 20, 2015
A new installation at the Cleveland Museum of Art,
C-Curve (2007) by Anish Kapoor.
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| C-Curve with Tamiko, Bob, Kent, and Brynne |
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| The reverse side of C-Curve (does everyone remember physics?) |
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| Old and new |
It was a gorgeous day for the annual Chalk Festival sponsored by the Museum of Art, where the community can join professional artists in a Renaissance tradition of creating drawings on pavement, at this time on the walkways of the Fine Arts Garden behind the museum.
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Featured artist Bruno Casiano invokes memories
of his Puerto Rican island homeland |
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| Featured artist Anna Arnold uses vibrant colors |
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Featured artist Robin Heinrich, from Germany,
creates a montage of his favorites from the museum |
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| Fine Arts Garden |
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| Young artist; the artists are actually using pastels instead of chalk |
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| Featured artist Tom Haas |
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Featured artist Robin VanLear with Lizzie Roche collaborate on
a piece inspired by the Canadian Northwest and
the woodcuts of First Nations people |
Robin VanLear is the Director of Community Arts for the Cleveland Museum of Art, who started the first Chalk Festival in 1990, as well as the first Parade the Circle in the same year.
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Featured artist Dante Rodriguez portrays one of his pets,
Sherlock Hemlock Worthington aka Gonzo |
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The reflected spire of the
University Circle United Methodist Church |
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| Everyone is represented |
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| Another young artist |
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Fine Arts Garden
Earth (1929) by Chester Beach |
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| The Fountain of the Water (1927) by Chester Beach |
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| A family affair |
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