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Step into a world where art meets motion, as you physically spin the panels to reveal the enchanting magic of transformation. Watch as distinct variations of the artwork unfold before you, evoking a sense of exploration and collaboration. The ten 6 feet (1,8 meters) gyroscope-like forms with, at the center, a dichroic film, offer new everchanging opportunities that reflect any ray of lights during the day while refracting the inner rings lighting at dusk.
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Touch the neurons in the "Affinity" sculpture and the colors change. Grab a cold beverage from the beer garden to sip while you listen to live music at First Ward Park. A variety of craft beer and wine are available for purchase. Living just a block away from the festival’s main stage, James Dyer said having the SHOUT Festival weeks prior was like a warm-up for what to expect over the weekend. Rhew said the common thread uniting the four main pillars of the festival is celebrating the city’s creativity.
Charlotte SHOUT! Festival Returns To Uptown On April 1st
Charlotte spring festival guide: Art, food and music events to check out this season - Charlotte Observer
Charlotte spring festival guide: Art, food and music events to check out this season.
Posted: Fri, 05 Apr 2024 07:00:00 GMT [source]
From the hard and necessary work of citizenship to finding joy in our lives to the role of artificial intelligence in society, this is a can't-miss event for anyone interested in intellectual discourse. “We have looked at the calendar and we decided to close our school on Friday, just because we are a school that gets out in the community and walks. So as a school that gets out into the community often we’re trying to avoid all the traffic and make it smooth for the concert goers and make it smooth for the parents. That way we don’t have to do carpool and pick-up and drop off while 30,000 people are coming to first ward,” explained Miller. Most of the festival's events are outdoors are free to the public with no required tickets.
Cathedral of Revelry is a large-scale installation that invites people to be immersed in a world of light and refracted colors. We invite you to find a meditative moment absorbing the vibrancy of color, break into an impromptu dance party, or chase bubbles, light and joy. Cons, each designed by a local artist, which punctuates the entire footprint of Charlotte SHOUT! Is the perfect way to break up your workday. Events and installations are scheduled daily from 11 am-11 pm; most are free.
As the audience rotates each unit, they create their own endless cascade of colors. The experience is raised to another level as sound joins us on the rhythmical effort, turning each unit into a different musical instrument. Learn more about all the art installations. The descriptions below are from Charlotte SHOUT’s website. Is a great way for families to get out, try something new, and explore their city.
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Hang out, talk with creatives, support local art, and be inspired. Double Vision is an installation offering viewers a fun way to experience Charlotte’s skyline and its surroundings. The concept consists of 12 oversized kaleidoscopes in six designs to provide unique perspectives of the cityscape day and night.
The installations and activities along South Tryon Street are especially family-friendly. Take a walk down South Tryon Street and you'll encounter a mini-golf coursewith replicas of some of Charlotte's famous landmarks. Farther down the street, there are a dozen colorful spinning tops made of metal and rope, and a row ofmusical, light-up seesaws. There will also be historical reenactors giving tours of two historic cemeteries in uptown on the first Saturday of the festival, and arcade games built from scratch on display at the Charlotte SHOUT! Each game was designed by the local nonprofit game organization Potions and Pixels, and decorated by a local artist.
Charlotte SHOUT! festival brings music, culture and interactive art to city streets
Charlotte Ideas Festival takes place from April 3 to 5, 2024. It features a range of thinkers and innovators exploring a wide rang of topics. In addition, food trucks will be on hand throughout Charlotte SHOUT. It is presented by Charlotte Center City Partners. And if you want to be inspired by the art in a different way, register for yoga classes on The Green, and take in the sights of SHOUT!
Sing and dance to this family-friendly, vaudevillian-style show, presented by Children’s Theater of Charlotte. Based on the “Elephant & Piggie” books by Mo Willems. New York Times bestselling author and “CBS News Sunday Morning” correspondent, David Pogue, explores what a post-robot, post-AI word looks like, discussing the societal and individual impacts. These Uptown buisnesses will have a special SHOUT! Deal, or a fun suprise just for the duration of the festival. Is produced by Charlotte Center City Partners.
McColl Center glow-up — Beginning at dusk each night, you can see the McColl Center for the Arts in a new light. Artists Rebecca Lipps and Caleb Dickerson have created an interactive video projection titled "Bloom" that allows visitors to make giant flowers bloom on the building. An alley transformed by murals — This ambitious project will transform a formerly-beige alleyway at 100 East 4th St. into a kaleidoscope of color. The work, titled "Luminous Lane" will have 30 murals from 30 different artists. See them paint the alley in real time over the next two weeks. The murals will remain after the festival ends as a permanent attraction in uptown.
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