LIVESTREAM ‘The Scene” Dance Floor!

Can’t make it to Beacon Park tonight? Still want to be a part of the ‘disco get down’? Not to worry, you can livestream “The Scene” dance floor with Nat Morris and friends!

“The Scene” stage will feature a large open-air dance floor in Circle Park (near Beacon Park), along with DJs, dancers, and other local talent. There will be a livestream projected on the corner of Woodward Ave. and Kirby St. You can also click the link to stream it from home: https://bit.ly/3o3Cy7L

The Carr Center features works by Jason Philips in their windows

DLECTRICITY partnering organization, The Carr Center, will feature artworks projected in their windows by artist Jason Philips during the festival, showcasing works from their current gallery exhibition, “Multifaceted: A Digital View of Jason Philips Work.”

Jason Philips is a Multidisciplinary artist whose work symbolically and metaphorically reflects narratives of people of the African Diaspora. His work shares a multitude of perspectives including those of Black joy, beauty, intergenerational trauma, racial inequity and ideas of home. Along with being a painter, he uses the human body as an artistic canvas in his tattoo work.

As a precursor to his respective solo exhibition opening this fall in The Carr Center, Philips work will be shown as a digital tryptic. Created through rear projection into gallery windows, enabling viewers to be engulfed in the monolithic scale of Philips work.

The Carr Center is located in the Park Shelton at 15 E. Kirby Street, near the DLECTRICITY Food Court.

Light Bike Parade TODAY!

DLECTRICITY’s signature Light Bike Parade is happening TONIGHT! You don’t need to register to participate! Come with your bike illuminated and take part in a show of light bike artistry for everyone to enjoy.

The 2021 Dlectricity Light Bike Parade starting point is at Traffic Jam Restaurant’s parking lot located on Canfield Street (between Cass and Second Avenues) just across the street from Shinola. The parade forms between 5pm-7:30pm and is planned to start at 8pm. This 3-mile mobile art installation will end at 9pm. We look forward to seeing you there!