LAKE WORTH BEACH, Fla. — For the 30th yr, Lake Value Seashore noticed a whole bunch of artists turning the streets of downtown into a short lived museum.
The pageant included scholar artists and extra seasoned, featured artists working with completely different mediums on the pavement of round a dozen blocks within the metropolis.
The occasion lasts till 7 p.m. Sunday.
One artist WPTV’s Victor Jorges spoke to is Erik Greenwalt, from Pittsburgh, who additionally goes by “The Chalking Dad.”
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He selected to color a bit based mostly on the favored children’ cartoon present: “Bluey.”
He’s been collaborating on this pageant since 2016.
“I’ve had the chance to journey all around the globe doing festivals like this,” he stated. “It is essential to have the ability to deliver artwork to the folks and lots of of us by no means get the prospect to get to an artwork museum.”
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Some artists selected to draft authentic ideas with chalk on the bottom, whereas others opted for renditions of some classics, like Sandro Botticelli’s “The Start of Venus.”
Jorges additionally spoke to Robyn Pizzichiello, who organized this yr’s pageant. She stated the present’s success comes from the folks within the metropolis concerned in placing it collectively, and the charisma from all of the artists, each new and returning.
“You get to see so many various issues that folks love, and they’re hobbies they usually’re in a position to put that on the market,” she stated. “You get to take pleasure in that simply by strolling the streets and having a great drink and consuming some good meals.”
Subsequent yr’s date has not been finalized, however organizers say the occasion normally takes place on the finish of February.
