City Of Boynton Beach Art in Public Places Presents 5th International Kinetic Art Exhibit Saturday, March 6 & Sunday, March 7. Free And Open To The Public
The City of Boynton Beach‘s Art in Public Places program brings the 5th Kinetic Art Exhibit, showcasing international, national, and local luminaries on Saturday, March 6 and Sunday, March 7. The FREE Events take place outdoors and indoors, with opportunities to interact with the displays and speak with the artists. A special Artist Meet and Greet Panel Discussion takes place on Saturday. Explore Smartphone Augmented Reality (AR), meet 6 “Karibu” artists, experience kinetic art in new ways! How exciting that this family friendly event takes place in our backyard! Check out the Pinwheel Youth Art Contest, enjoy live music and food trucks. ASL Interpreted tours begin at 1:00 p.m. (Saturday & Sunday). The Rickie Report shares the details and a few sneak peeks. Kudos to the hard working committee who put this together. We are proud to be a media sponsor!
2021 KINETIC ART EXHIBIT
Saturday, March 6, 2021 9 am – 6 pm
Sunday, March 7, 2021 11 am – 4 pm
Interactive Kinetic sculpture: “The Healing Heart”by Rubem Robierb
Meet the Artists Panel Discussion
Saturday, March 6 11:30 am
Panel discussion with Artists: Adrian Landon, Rubem Robierb, Lloyd Goradesky and Trina Slade Burks. The Panel will be moderated by longtime ABC newsman, Sam Champion.
Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit:
City of Boynton Beach – City Hall – 100 E. Ocean Avenue
Open 24/7 Self guided walking tour
Get your free map or app: IntlKineticArtEvent.org.
“Let Love Guide Your Way”by Lloyd Goradesky
What is Kinetic Art? Kinetic Art is a form of art that depends on movement for its effect. The word kinetic means relating to motion. Since the early 20th Century, artists have been incorporating movement into art. This has been partly to explore the possibilities of movement, partly to introduce the element of time, partly to reflect the importance of the machine and technology in the modern world and partly to explore the nature of vision.
Outdoor Sculptures:
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“The Mechanical Horse”by Adrian Landon, Brooklyn, NY
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“Dream Machine” and “The Healing Heart”by Rubem Robierb, Miami, FL/NYC, NY
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“Janis Project” by Frank Hyder, Miami, FL
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“Let Love Guide Your Way”by Lloyd Goradesky, Hollywood, FL
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“Prairie Flame” by Darren Miller, Decatur, IL
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“Magnify” by Kirk Seese, Baltimore, MD
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“IPO 004” by Robert Coon, Vero Beach, FL
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“Reflections” by Ralfonso, West Palm Beach, FL / Geneva, Switzerland
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“Synesthesia” by Donald Gialanella, St. Petersburg, FL
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“Firefly Lanterns” by Dee Dee Morrison, Birmingham, AL
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“Cavalcade” by Albert Paley, Rochester, NY
“Karibu” Pole Spinners
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“Nina Simone” by Caron Bowman, West Palm Beach, FL
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“Black Gold” by Tracy Guiteau, Greenacres, FL
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“It Takes a Village” by Raquel Williams, West Palm Beach, FL
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“A Wreckclaimation-Niki” by Cynthia Simmons, Palm Springs, FL
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“Come See Mi and Live Wid Mi is Two Different Tings” by Gillian Kennedy Wright, Lake Park, FL
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“Paradox of Bling” by Jim LaPaso, Kyle, TX
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“Say Her Name” by Anthony Burks Sr., West Palm Beach, FL
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“Family of Fish” by Byron Caplan, Jacksonville, FL
Indoor Kinetic art by Ron Agam
Indoor Sculpture Exhibit:
Boynton Beach Arts & Cultural Center – 125 E. Ocean Avenue
As the first major events in the newly renovated Cultural Center, the two-day exhibition of kinetically inspired work will be presented in the beautiful 4,000-square-foot entertainment space that can safely welcome 130 people (Masks Required).
Artists include: Adrian Landon, Ron Agam, Joel Amit (Blue Gallery); Olga Duenas; Kimon Fotaidis; Brookheart Jonqui; Oliver Haligon (Haligon Fine Art); Marco Mahler; Debbie Mostel Designs; Kyle Poyser; Luissa Russo; Darren Miller; Frank Hyder; Lloyd Goradesky; and Ana Giovinazzo. Mobiles, op art, and at least eight of Frank Hyder’s giant two-faced inflatable heads will be on display.
“How the Universe Began by Debbie Mostel Designs
Weekend Art Experiences:
The FREE Outdoor and Indoor Exhibits brings meaningful and playful public art by prominent Kinetic artists from around the world, which reflect a variety of styles and modes of movement. Masks are required. Limited parking is available on East Ocean Ave. Lots of the additional parking is available in the lots to the north and east of the Arts & Cultural Center with entrances from Boynton Beach Blvd or SE 1st Street.
For more information, please visit:
https://www.boynton-beach.org/kinetic.
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