I’m sorry that it’s been so long since I’ve been in here…..too many shiny things to distract me (kinda like the magic dust).
This was taken at Parade the Circle in Cleveland, Ohio. The parade takes place every year on the second Saturday of June in Wade Oval. It’s truly an experience, not just a parade. If you’ve ever been, you know exactly what I mean and if you’ve never been then block off that second Saturday for next year and come to Cleveland!
That’s what my mom called umbrellas. And with it raining today, along with it being dreary, a bit of color and a fun memory of mom is just the right pick-me-up.
This was one of the banners in Parade the Circle, and event in Cleveland, OH every June that celebrates all forms of art.
These colorful umbrellas were part of Parade the Circle, held the 2nd Saturday of June in Cleveland’s University Circle.
It’s held rain or shine, hot or cold. This year we got lucky, because the rain was threatening to be a party crasher, but decided to let us alone.
I thought we could use some bright colors with the doldrums of winter still lingering.
This was a work of art in progress during Parade the Circle in Cleveland, OH.
The artists were dressed in white and they had squeeze bottles filled with a variety of paint colors which they used to squirt paint on the canvas as well as each other.
As they walked the parade route, they each became a walking painting along with pieces such as this one that were part of their float in the parade.
Every professional ballerina had to start somewhere.
The run in her stocking (okay, tights….showing my age!) is like the sprinkles on an ice cream cone ~ the perfect topping.
This was taken at “Parade the Circle” in University Circle, Cleveland, Ohio. Every summer there is a grand and colorful parade honoring all art forms.
I’m very excited to tell you that on June 13, 2013 she can be found at the Sur Saint Clair Gallery in Toledo, Ohio during their Artwalk!
This was taken at “Parade the Circle” in University Circle, Cleveland, Ohio. Every summer there is a grand and colorful parade honoring all art forms.
As the title suggests, this giant paper mache puppet was honoring Peter Max.
Lora Mosier Photography 