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Chalk Festival – Ten Year Anniversary

November 10 – November 13, 2017 (8AM-6PM) 900 Airport Avenue East, Venice Purchase Tickets Chalk Festival 2017Since 2010 the Chalk Festival has displayed the largest gathering of 3D illusions in...

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Sarasota Chalk Festival by Pamela Beck

Pamela Beck There are as many ways to think about art as there are to create it. Join Pamela Beck in her column, ARTdart, as she explores and considers the...

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The Labyrinth of the Unbroken Path

Last year, for the ArtSlam Festival in downtown Bradenton, the Labyrinth of the Unbroken Path made it´s debut. The installation was comprised of 48 individual pieces developed by local artists...

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The Goods: Weekend News (11.04.11)

WEEK IN REVIEW: Featured Artist, Erika Mahr http://wp.me/p1DJvQ-bR A Word to Young Artists by Kevin Costello http://wp.me/p1DJvQ-dk Art Writers / Art Makers by James Elkins http://wp.me/p1DJvQ-e2 A Sandwich Worth a...

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Origin of Ego, the Artist behind the Lego Man

10/26/2011 (2:00pm) Is it a bird? No. Is it a plane? No. It’s Ego Leonard, the giant, yellow smiling Lego man that washed ashore the beautiful Siesta Beach yesterday. After...

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2011 Sarasota Chalk Festival

November 1-7, 2011 South Pineapple Avenue, Sarasota, FL Celebrating the cultural art form of performance pavement art the Sarasota Chalk Festival is lined up to become the most important contemporary...

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