The Flower Show has ended, but not your chance to see the beautiful bicycle racks coming to Center City later this summer. The racks have moved to the Art Gallery at City Hall (did you know there was an art gallery in City Hall? Well now you do!) for a three-month installation.
This installation will feature two racks which did not make it into the Flower Show. And complimenting the racks like a fine wine pairing will be Bike p'ARTs, a collection of art utilizing bicycle parts to explore themes of sustainability, health, and the urban environment. The art in this new collection is contributed by eleven local artists: Regina Kelly Barthmaier, Robert Barabos, Charlize Katzenbach, Jennifer Lynn, Gerry Marron, Eric Mozes and Donnell Powell of Color My Sidewalk, Elicia “Eel-Eye” Avenue, Scott White, Kendal Wilkins and Raphael Xavier.
There will be an artists reception on April 9th from 5:00-7:00 pm in the gallery space.
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
Bike Racks and Bicycle Art on Display in City Hall
Thursday, February 06, 2014
Get Your Bicycle-Related Art Displayed in City Hall
Our artist-designed bike rack contest is over, and the final designs are beginning to be fabricated. You will be able to see some of the winning racks in the flesh steel at the Flower Show coming up at the beginning of March.
But what's that you say? You've created some bicycle-themed art that, while not a functional bike rack, is still fabulous? Well the Art Gallery at City Hall wants to display it!
Creative Philadelphia has put out a call soliciting "art that utilizes bicycle parts and explores themes of sustainability, health and the urban environment. Found object and kinetic sculpture, two dimensional designs, and works that explore the mechanics of movement are encouraged."
But what's that you say? You've created some bicycle-themed art that, while not a functional bike rack, is still fabulous? Well the Art Gallery at City Hall wants to display it!
Creative Philadelphia has put out a call soliciting "art that utilizes bicycle parts and explores themes of sustainability, health and the urban environment. Found object and kinetic sculpture, two dimensional designs, and works that explore the mechanics of movement are encouraged."
The selected pieces will be displayed alongside the winning bike racks this spring. Check out the full call for artists here for details. The deadline is February 28th.
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