The Fourth Annual Deitch Art Parade

by Scott Beale on September 3, 2008 · 2 comments

The Art Parade

Deitch Projects, Creative Time and Paper Magazine present the fourth annual Art Parade, featuring over 900 participants and 90 art installations, takes place this Saturday, September 6th beginning at 4pm on West Broadway in Manhattan. Here are some photos of last year’s parade by Eric Mortensen.

The parade will take place on Saturday, September 6th, at 4:00 PM on West Broadway. Following the success of the past three Art Parades, we have again invited artists, performers and designers to create floats, balloons, placards, portable sculptures, performances and street spectacles. This year’s parade will include over 90 projects, including those by Jim Drain, Barry McGee, Clare Rojas, Beta Tank, Yoko Ono, Dzine, The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black and Kenny Scharf, and will involve over 900 participants, making this the largest and most dynamic Art Parade yet.

UPDATE: The parade has been canceled to to weather. Here’s the update from the Deitch Projects website:

The 2008 Art Parade has been CANCELLED due to a severe storm warning. We are trying to reschedule for spring 2009.

Here Are A Few Related Posts You Might Enjoy:

Deitch Art Parade 2007 Photos

The 28th Annual St. Stupid’s Day Parade

The 13th Annual How Berkeley Can You Be!? Parade & Festival

25th Annual Coney Island Mermaid Parade

New York City’s 23rd Annual April Fools’ Day Parade

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