It was a glorious day in Dayton and after our tour at the PBS station we all piled into the van and headed down to the corner of Salem Avenue and W Riverview Ave.
Originally Nancy and I were only going to do one installation with the blue butterflies but we decided to do three. Jule and Treva were there to greet us and we thought it would be great if Jule Rastikis installed the butterflies for the Salem Avenue Peace Corridor seeing as he is the president. Don't you love Ann's hair, matches our butterflies.
who was happy to get one of the butterflies.
Nancy is installing the third craftbomb with Richard the Cameraman aka sweetpea getting an such an extreme close up I thought the camera would swallow her up.
To learn a little about the Salem Avenue Peace Corridor check out the video.
and their facebook page.
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| Ode to Kehinde Wiley |
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| Ann Rotolante Producer at The Art Show |
One of the most fun parts of doing installations like this is the reaction of people walking by and we got hugs from two people who LOVED the butterflies. We attached them (err, the butterflies not the two people) to a thin mesh and when the wind blows, and boy does it blow on that corner, they flutter which makes them even more cool.
This is Tiki
Nancy is installing the third craftbomb with Richard the Cameraman aka sweetpea getting an such an extreme close up I thought the camera would swallow her up.
and their facebook page.
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