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Kennedy Center to host street arts festival (Washington DC, USA)
Just heard about this today. No schedule is posted yet, but the festival will be held May 6–12, 2012.
Look Both Ways: Street Arts Across America will support the timeless tradition of street art and shed light on artists and companies who are producing extraordinary work in non-traditional spaces. The festival will offer entirely free programming at the Kennedy Center as well as at locations around Washington, D.C., featuring contemporary visual arts, large-scale spectacles, street musicians, parade culture, flash mobs, puppetry, circus arts, and clowning. Part of the Rubenstein Arts Access program, the festival will focus on artists from across the country such as Nick Cave, Project Bandaloop, Bread and Puppet Theater, Mass Ensemble, The Midnight Circus, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Nana Projects, and more.
Look Both Ways: Street Arts Across America will support the timeless tradition of street art and shed light on artists and companies who are producing extraordinary work in non-traditional spaces. The festival will offer entirely free programming at the Kennedy Center as well as at locations around Washington, D.C., featuring contemporary visual arts, large-scale spectacles, street musicians, parade culture, flash mobs, puppetry, circus arts, and clowning. Part of the Rubenstein Arts Access program, the festival will focus on artists from across the country such as Nick Cave, Project Bandaloop, Bread and Puppet Theater, Mass Ensemble, The Midnight Circus, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Nana Projects, and more.
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