Up Close with the Gallery Crawl
The Cultural Trust Gallery Crawl is like the VH1 of people-watching: so many faces, costumes, artists and musicians, all packed into a few blocks of Downtown high rises. StreetView elbows into the crowd for some close-ups.
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Blinded by the LightPhoto by Robert IsenbergLike a science fiction dream, a robotic tentacle descends from the ceiling and glares at patrons in Wood Street Galleries. The exhibit, hysterical machines, features a small army of mechanical creatures, created by Montreal artist Bill Vorn.Photo by Robert IsenbergLike a science fiction dream, a robotic tentacle descends from the ceiling and glares at patrons in Wood Street Galleries. The exhibit, hysterical machines, features a small army of mechanical creatures, created by Montreal artist Bill Vorn.
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Carnival!Photo by Robert IsenbergThe percussionists of Timbeleza knock out Brazilian rhythms in Katz Plaza.
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Chair DancePhoto by Robert Isenberg“Chairs” decorate the windows of 709 Penn Gallery. Each shape of “Paper Street” was cut from craft paper by artist Bovey Lee, who decorated the entire space with her delicate forms.Photo by Robert Isenberg“Chairs” decorate the windows of 709 Penn Gallery. Each shape of “Paper Street” was cut from craft paper by artist Bovey Lee, who decorated the entire space with her delicate forms.
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Check, CheckPhoto by Robert IsenbergThe two musicians of Feral Child prepare to play at Future Tenant Gallery.
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Going UpPhoto by Robert IsenbergThe line is packed on the first floor of Wood Street Galleries. A single elevator services the two-story venue, though many patrons discovered the stairwell in the back, opened just for Gallery Crawls.Photo by Robert IsenbergThe line is packed on the first floor of Wood Street Galleries. A single elevator services the two-story venue, though many patrons discovered the stairwell in the back, opened just for Gallery Crawls.
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Stop, KissPhoto by Robert IsenbergA couple embraces beyond a Cultural District “Stop” sign, which signals an official Gallery Crawl venue.Photo by Robert IsenbergA couple embraces beyond a Cultural District “Stop” sign, which signals an official Gallery Crawl venue.
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Walk and RollPhoto by Robert IsenbergCrowds of patrons move along the sidewalks of the Cultural District, migrating round corners and into galleries. A Port Authority bus is marked “GO,” echoing the Gallery Crawl’s mobile spirit.Photo by Robert IsenbergCrowds of patrons move along the sidewalks of the Cultural District, migrating round corners and into galleries. A Port Authority bus is marked “GO,” echoing the Gallery Crawl’s mobile spirit.
