The Sarasota Chalk Festival
Beautiful Street art at Burns Square, The Sarasota Chalk Festival
The Sarasota Chalk Festival
Held between November 1 – 7, 2011, Chalk Festival attracted 200,000 visitors to see artists from all over the world. In particular, how they transform Burns Square in downtown Sarasota into an outdoor museum gallery in motion. Meanwhile using chalk as their medium and the pavement as their canvas. Noteworthy, during the closing ceremonies, the artists received 24 Medals of Recognition.
According to Denise Kowal, the founder, there is no other event that brings the quality of talent this up close and personal for everyone to enjoy and interact with while it is also free to all.
Stunningly beautiful art – Burns Square, Sarasota Chalk Festival
The 2011 Sarasota Chalk Festival will span several weeks with various events taking place throughout the City of Sarasota. For example, a gallery show with renowned 3D artist Kurt Wenner at the Ringling College of Art and Design, as well as an outreach with the Sarasota Herald Tribune.
The Sarasota Chalk Festival
A street artist working at Burns Square
Street art at Burns Square
Welcome aboard. Street art at Burns Square
Impressive Street art painting
Fabulous Street art
Detail of Street art
Mythology in Street art at Burns Square
Amoretto Corazon
Religious theme and mythology
Street art at Burns Square
Highly Realistic 3D Street art at Burns Square
Street art at Burns Square
Fabulous Street art
Stunning Street art
Joker’s portrait
Burns Square
Sarasota Festival
Chalk Festival
Lily pond. Street art at Burns Square
Paintings in 3D. Street art at Burns Square
3D effect. Street art
Unique Street art at Burns Square
Wonderful 3D effect. Street art
Amazing street art at Burns Square
Tourists and visitors looking at creations of street artists
Absolutely stunning Street art at Burns Square
Mosaic Street art at Burns Square
