STREET PAINTING EXHIBITIONS & FESTIVALS

If you are seeking to have professional street painting artists on hand to create a positive, engaging experience to enhance your existing arts event, Art for After Hours can work closely with you to provide street painting artists and personnel to respond to the public's interest in the live street painting art form.  The 3-D street painting art experience is a popular crowd pleaser and source for media attention, as well as the traditional 2-D reproductions of famous and well known art works from history. 
Art for After Hours provided four artists as a street painting exhibition for an international children's art festival in Minnesota in 2006. The festival attendance was over 40,000 people over the six days of the festival.
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'Girl in Green with Gloves' street painting by Rod Tryon.  12' x 15', chalk pastel on brick pavers. Original painting by Tamara de Lempicka, 1929.
'Neptune Offering Gifts to Venice' street painting by Joel Yau in St. Paul, MN. 9' x 12', chalk pastel on brick pavers.  Original painting by Tiepolo.
STREET PAINTING FESTIVAL CONSULTING SERVICES

Art for After Hours is uniquely qualified to provide newly developing street painting festivals with the proper consultation and advice to create successful, attractive, and positive street painting events or to existing arts festivals interested in creating a street painting component to their current festivals.

Art for After Hours, through our experience in providing professional street painting talent for corporate events, public and private, in the USA and abroad, can address, and suggest plans of implementation for assisting the client in their street painting festival planning and development, including workshops to teach the basics of street painting to all ages and levels of experience.
Our team consists of:

  •   Professional street painters with international reputations as featured artists who are experienced with the role of being          anchor talents to a new event.
  •   Industry professionals who have proven experience in festival consulting and advising.
  •   Project management and coordination by team members experienced in event planning services.

If you are seeking consulting services with the purpose of turning the concept of street painting in your community from a concept to a reality; Art for After Hours will be pleased to explore the possibilities with you.  Please send all inquiries to Anthony Cappetto for a prompt response at the New York Office or contact us at (718) 777-5850. 

Below are examples of Art for After Hours artists and principals at work on exhibition projects across the USA and internationally.
Street Painting at the Winter Garden in Lower Manhattan, NYC, for the Splendor of Florence Festival. Artists Tracy Lee Stum, Rod Tryon and assistant Stacey Meyer pose with their completed work, a reproduction of Botticelli's 'La Primavera'.
The public viewing the completed 15' x 22' work.  Street Painting at the Winter Garden in Lower Manhattan, NYC.  This street painting took three artists 4 days to complete.
Splendor of Florence Festival at World Financial Center, New York City - 2006

3-D street painting 'Killer Whale in Kiddie Pool' by Rod Tryon for the Destination Downtown event in Morristown, NJ - 2008. This street painting was approximately 7' x 14' and took two days to complete, about 13 hours of work. Original design by Rod Tryon. Chalk pastel on brick pavers.  Anthony Cappetto from AfAH poses with the street painting.
Reverse angle of the 3-D 'Killer Whale in Kiddie Pool' by Rod Tryon for the Destination Downtown event in Morristown, NJ - 2008. This 7' x 14' street painting took two days to complete, about 13 hours of work. Chalk pastel on brick pavers. 
3-D Street Painting by Mike Macaulay for a wine auction in Sun Valley, ID - 2008.  Street painting artist Mikel Macaulay poses with his art work.
3-D illusionary street painting 'Parrots' by Rod Tryon for the Dubai Shopping Festival on 'The Walk' at  Jumeirah Beach Residence - 2009. This 10' x 14' street painting took three and a half days to complete, about 30 hours of work.  Original design by Rod Tryon.
Street Painting Artist Rod Tryon sketching his design for the 3-D street painting 'Parrots'  for the Dubai Shopping Festival on 'The Walk' at Jumeirah Beach Residence - 2009.  Original design by Rod Tryon.
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3-D anamorphic street painting 'Jaguars' by Rod Tryon for the Dubai Shopping Festival on 'The Walk' at Jumeirah Beach Residence - 2009. This 10' x 14' street painting took three and a half days to complete, about 30 hours of work.  Original design by Rod Tryon.
Overhead photo of 3-D street paintings 'Parrots' and 'Jaguars' by Rod Tryon for the Dubai Shopping Festival on 'The Walk' at Jumeirah Beach Residence - 2009.  Original design by Rod Tryon.
Illusionary street painting 'Toucan' by Rod Tryon for the Dubai Shopping Festival on 'The Walk' at Jumeirah Beach Residence - 2009. This 10' x 14' street painting took about three and a half days to complete. Original design by Rod Tryon.
2009 Dubai Shopping Festival - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Destination Downtown Event - Morristown, New Jersey - 2008
Sun Valley Wine Auction - Sun Valley, Idaho - 2008
International Children's Art Festival - Minnesota - 2006
3-D street painting of the DSF Logo by Rod Tryon for the Dubai Shopping Festival on 'The Walk' at Jumeirah Beach Residence - 2009.  This 6' x 8' street painting took one and a half days to complete.
Bond Street Promenade - Great Neck, NY
3-D street painting 'Waterfall with Birds' by Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto for Bond Street Promenade in Great Neck, NY - 2009. This 7' x 10' street painting took one day to complete, about 18 hours of work between the two artists.  Original design by Rod Tryon.
Artists Rod Tryon (right) and Anthony Cappetto (left) pose with their 3-D street painting 'Waterfall with Birds' for Bond Street Promenade in Great Neck, NY - 2009. This 7' x 10' street painting took one day to complete, about 18 hours of work between the two artists.  Original design by Rod Tryon.
3-D Street Painting by Michael Macaulay for a wine auction in Sun Valley, ID - 2008.  This street painting was 8' x 12' and took 2 1/2 days to complete.   Original design by Michael Macaulay.
Earth Day Celebration at the Winter Garden, World Financial Center, New York City - 2010
Street painters Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto created this beautiful and refreshing 3D Koi Pond in celebration of Earth Day 2010. This 15' x 20' chalk mural took 4 days to complete.  Origianl design by Rod Tryon. 

Throughout the 4 days, thousands of NYC locals and tourists stopped by the Winter Garden, at the World Financial Center, to watch the progress of the live street painting.  The artwork was enjoyed by children and adults alike. The artists had a great time sharing their work with so many people!
Anthony Cappetto poses with his 3D street painting in Greenville, SC - 2010.  This street painting, Waterfall, took 3 days to complete for the  public exhibition.  Size 10' x 14', chalk pastel on concrete. Original design by Anthony Cappetto.
Shawn McCann poses with his 2D street painting in Greenville, SC - 2010.  This street painting reproduction of 'Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte' (1886) took 3 days to complete for the  public exhibition.  Size 10' x 14', chalk pastel on concrete. Original painting by Georges Seurat.
Artisphere International Arts Festival, South Carolina - 2007 to 2010
Street painting Variation of 'Danseuse Assise' by Rod Tryon for Artisphere 2009 in South Carolina. This 10' x 12' street painting took two and a half days to complete, about 20 hours of work. Original painting by Edgar Degas.Shawn McCann poses with his 2D street painting in Greenville, SC - 2010. This street painting reproduction of 'Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte' (1886) took 3 days to complete for the public exhibition. Size 10' x 14', chalk pastel on concrete. Original painting by Georges SeuratCrowds stopping by to watch the street painting art.'The Creation of Adam' street painting by Rod Tryon (original by Michelangelo) at Artisphere International Arts Festival - 2007Street painting variation of 'Angels' by Michael Macaulay for Artisphere 2009 in South Carolina. This 9' x 10' street painting took 2 and 1/2 to complete, about 20 hours of work. Detail from 'La Madonna Sistina'; original painting by Raphael.Side view of the street painitngs at Artisphere International Arts Festival -2008.Crowds stopping by to watch the street painting art at Artisphere International Arts Festival -2010.
Artisphere International Arts Festival, South Carolina - 2007-2010: Art for After Hours provided street painting artists for the past 4 years at this large and growing international arts festival in South Carolina.  In 2010. the festival attendance was over 100,000 people over 3 days. 
Side view of Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto working on their large 3D Koi Pond street painting for Earth Day in NYC!Street painter Rod Tryon working on water and koi as part of a large 3D Koi Pond street painting for Earth Day in NYC!Street painter Anthony Cappetto working on rocks and foliage as part of a large 3D Koi Pond street painting for Earth Day in NYC!Street painters Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto working on a large 3D Koi Pond street painting for Earth Day in NYC! The kids loved the process and the finished art!Side view of Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto's large 3D Koi Pond street painting, created over 4 days for Earth Day Celebration in NYC!Street painters Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto standing beside Koi Pond signage for their street painting for Earth Day in NYC!Street painters Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto pose with their 3D Koi Pond street painting for Earth Day in NYC!
Artist Rod Tryon conducting a workshop for small children in Great Neck, NY. Artist Anthony Cappetto in a workshop with small children in Great Neck, NY. Artist Rod Tryon working on 3-D street painting 'Waterfall with Birds' for Bond Street Promenade in Great Neck, NY - 2009. This 7' x 10' street painting took one day to complete, about 18 hours of work between the two artists. Original design by Rod Tryon.Artist Anthony Cappetto working on 3-D street painting 'Waterfall with Birds' for Bond Street Promenade in Great Neck, NY - 2009. This 7' x 10' street painting took one day to complete, about 18 hours of work between the two artists. Original design by Rod Tryon. A seagull in progress in 3-D street painting 'Waterfall with Birds' for Bond Street Promenade in Great Neck, NY - 2009. Artists: Rod Tryon & Anthony Cappetto.Artists Rod Tryon's and Anthony Cappetto's 3-D street painting 'Waterfall with Birds' for Bond Street Promenade in Great Neck, NY - 2009. This 7' x 10' street painting took one day to complete, about 18 hours of work between the two artists. Original design by Rod Tryon.Artists Rod Tryon (right) and Anthony Cappetto (left) pose with their 3-D street painting 'Waterfall with Birds' for Bond Street Promenade in Great Neck, NY - 2009. This 7' x 10' street painting took one day to complete, about 18 hours of work between the two artists. Original design by Rod Tryon.
Street painters Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto created this beautiful and refreshing 3D Koi Pond in celebration of Earth Day 2010. This 15' x 20' chalk mural took 4 days to complete. Original design by Rod Tryon.
3-D street painting 'Waterfall with Birds' by Rod Tryon and Anthony Cappetto for Bond Street Promenade in Great Neck, NY - 2009. This 7' x 10' street painting took one day to complete, about 18 hours of work between the two artists.  Original design by Rod Tryon.
Street painting variation of 'Angels'  by Michael Macaulay for Artisphere 2009 in South Carolina. This 9' x 10' street painting took 2 and 1/2 to complete, about 20 hours of work.  Detail from 'La Madonna Sistina'; original painting by Raphael.
3-D street painting 'Koi Pond with Snake' by Rod Tryon for an International Arts Festival in South Carolina - 2008. This 10' x 14' street painting took two and a half days to complete, about 25 hours of work.  Original design by Rod Tryon.
'Undiscovered' 3D street painting by Michael Macaulay for the "Eye Spy, Playing with Perception" event at the Peabody Essex Museum - Salem, MA - 2010.  Size 8' x 8', original design by Michael Macaulay.
'Eye Spy, Playing with Perception' Event at the Peabody Essex Musuem, MA - 2010
'Undiscovered' 3D street painting by Michael Macaulay for the "Eye Spy, Playing with Perception" event at the Peabody Essex Museum - Salem, MA - 2010.  Size 8' x 8', original design by Michael Macaulay.