Escape to the Suburbs was an awesome day and since pictures are worth a thousand words….
The Elia Chair, brainchild of Michael Gross, was a stand-out hit!
The kid-sized chairs are fun to customize, recyclable, and yielded amazing results!
Kids also got a chance to get their groove on as part of the Flow Motion performance featuring Truth Maze, Dancin’ Dave, DJ Stage One, Autumn Compton, Arturo Miles, Debra McGee, and Aaron Barnell.
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In addition be being awed by the talent, I heard one of the coolest versions of the ABC song ever!
I always enjoy watching the kids diligently work away as they did at the Satellite Suburbs activity, where kids got to create their own aerial view of a suburb by making a collage with satellite images of Twin Cities’ suburbs.
The project was designed by Ilene Krug Mojsilov in relation to the Worlds Away: New Suburban Landscapes exhibit.
Thanks to all the volunteers, artists, and participants that made it one of those days when, at the end of the day, I think…Wow!