A look into the social experience of art.

1. Sheltering their bodies from the rain, guests walked amongst the streets of
Doylestown to walk amongst various works of art by different artists; each tent
bringing a new experience.

2. Here, on the rain-covered sidewalk, stood pieces of artwork for sale. Their vibrant colors
and nostalgia seemed to attract many viewers. The viewers’ sense of touch and sight
allowed for an engaging experience with the work itself.

3. Tents lined the streets, each holding various works of art from fine art to wood and metal.
Guests were able to browse amongst them and converse with the artist themselves;
asking questions and showing their appreciation.

4. Each artist was different from the next. Pictured here, are cups created by an artist. I was
able to not only go up close and look at each one but, I was able to touch and experience the
materials firsthand to see how each was crafted.

5. The butterflies captured by this artist really stood out amongst the rest. As told by the artist, the
Blue Morphos pictured here, must have their abdomen removed because it is full of a tar like
substance that will ruin the piece. This requires skill and knowledge of the butterfly itself.

6. A moment captured displaying the fast paced environment. People were coming and going
from tents, experiencing each one for as fast or long as they liked. Hearing the commotion
in the air brought an all around appreciation for the event; we were all there experience art.