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4 Comments on Marketing Luxury Real Estate: Happy Memorial Day from Santa Barbara
Hi Alexandra - I saw some photos of that event from last year. What those artists can do with some chalk and a bit of sidewalk is truly amazing. If you haven't run across it yet, you might be interested in taking a look at streetartutopia.com - there's lots of amazing street art there.
Alexandra- I saw something similar in Orlando at the Disney Marketplace and was blown away. Hope you have a fun and safe Memorial Day weekend.
Alexandra, That sounds like a great venue to attend! Are those watermelon gerberas? Gorgeous! Last month Kayenta has a similar event where local artists transformed the sidewalks into a vibrant, large-scale outdoor art gallery! Enjoy your weekend!
Dick,
It is amazing what those artists can do with a bit of chalk and pavement. We plan to check it out this morining after the farmers' market and a few errands. It is akin to the Buddhist sand paintings which are not done to last, the ephemeral vision of art.
Kathy,
It is so nice that so many places are doing that. I remember when we lived in Napa, they did that during the Mustard Festival days. It is a lovely way to see art and see what is created in a limited setting.
Wanda,
I don't know if these are called watermelon gerberas. If I see them this morning, I will ask the growers. I just thought the combination was so beautiful and pure. I am looking forward to seeing this large scale outdoor art gallery...it should be fun to see the Santa Barbara artists at work. Have a great weekend.