A sign facing the Downtown side of the Portal Bridge welcomes visitors to Three Rivers Arts Festival. — DAVE DiCELLO
BY DEJAN KOVACEVIC
Our Dave DiCello spent his weekend the same place most Pittsburghers did, at the Three Rivers Arts Festival. And yes, he was prepared for the trademark opening-day torrent of rain Friday, as anyone should at this stage of human evolution given all the precedent.
The man is selling prints at Booth 225 inside Point State Park, close to the Portal Bridge, and he’ll be there Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. He told me he’s already heard from dozens of subscribers delighted he’s now part of our site, and I’m sure he’d welcome more.
Below are a few shots from the weekend. If you’d like to see any enlarged, just click on it. When done, click on the X at the top right corner.
This year’s signature installation, under the Portal Bridge, features grass beds. No, for real, grass beds. — DAVE DiCELLO
For most folks, these are the real signature installations: Food Row in front of the Wyndham Hotel. — DAVE DiCELLO
A visit to the photog’s booth from fellow artist and former Steelers running back Baron Batch. — DAVE DiCELLO
The concert stage stays busy day and night, and crowds can number into the thousands. — DAVE DiCELLO
Meanwhile, the one great constant of Point State Park basks in the Sunday sunset. — DAVE DiCELLO
June 8, 2015
DiCello: Yeah, but where’s all the rain?
by Dejan Kovacevic • Photos • DiCello
A sign facing the Downtown side of the Portal Bridge welcomes visitors to Three Rivers Arts Festival. — DAVE DiCELLO
BY DEJAN KOVACEVIC
Our Dave DiCello spent his weekend the same place most Pittsburghers did, at the Three Rivers Arts Festival. And yes, he was prepared for the trademark opening-day torrent of rain Friday, as anyone should at this stage of human evolution given all the precedent.
The man is selling prints at Booth 225 inside Point State Park, close to the Portal Bridge, and he’ll be there Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. He told me he’s already heard from dozens of subscribers delighted he’s now part of our site, and I’m sure he’d welcome more.
Below are a few shots from the weekend. If you’d like to see any enlarged, just click on it. When done, click on the X at the top right corner.
This year’s signature installation, under the Portal Bridge, features grass beds. No, for real, grass beds. — DAVE DiCELLO
For most folks, these are the real signature installations: Food Row in front of the Wyndham Hotel. — DAVE DiCELLO
A visit to the photog’s booth from fellow artist and former Steelers running back Baron Batch. — DAVE DiCELLO
The concert stage stays busy day and night, and crowds can number into the thousands. — DAVE DiCELLO
Meanwhile, the one great constant of Point State Park basks in the Sunday sunset. — DAVE DiCELLO