Kansas City First Friday in May of 2013 was unusually cold , rainy and kind of nice because the crowds were thinned out and only the hardcore art aficionados made an appearance.
Here's how it looked to me . . .
At the top of these stairs sounded like more than a bit of hip-hop, jazz, techno fusion but old school Kansas City firetrap buildings scare me so this was as close as I got.
Kansas City's Moon Drop Circus performed a Crossroads flower shop. In between conversations about tech startups, the crowd seemed to appreciate their antics.
That chandelier was even bigger than it looks . . .
This 9/11 inspired artwork was probably the best thing I noticed all night.
Again, for the first time in a long time it was impressive to see people actually looking at the Crossroads art instead of just texting each other to find some place to eat.
Outside of Birdies and trying to get a "leading lines" shot with the advertising rocket in the background.
Kemper peacock art . . . Commenter dirty jokes are probably better than mine.
Back to the car . . . Thankful for a text that featured breaking news we're getting ready to share in just a bit.
Kansas City May First Friday 2013
*SNORE*
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ReplyDeleteNot a big crowd but a good crowd. Had a lot of fun last night, didn't see you TKC.
ReplyDeleteHe was that piece disguised as Jabba The Hut.
ReplyDeleteYou managed to mingle with the Creative Class a bit?
ReplyDeleteHey, where's the obligatory mention of TKC pet artiste Jessica Logsdon? Or wouldn't she give it up to you?
ReplyDeleteLooks like a real happening scene.
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ReplyDeleteFYI, a new glass shop has opened on he corner of 18th and Oak and last night was their First Friday opening and guess what, a lot of that glass can be used to get mellow.
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ReplyDeleteStill looks like a bunch of run-down, old buildings with an influx of what very loosely, could be called "art". Mostly just crap on display for all...
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