RedBall Project
Presented by: ArtsQuest
April 18-22, 12-7 pm | Throughout Bethlehem
RedBall is a traveling public art piece by American artist Kurt Perschke. Considered “the world’s longest-running street art work” the piece has been to more than 25 cities globally and moves through a city with a new site each day of the performance. Kurt and his team squeeze RedBall between buildings and hoist it above bridges, drawing attention to sometimes overlooked spaces that have architectural and historical significance. Plus, it’s a great photo op! Experience the City of Bethlehem as you never have before with this unique and powerful public art project.
More information on the RedBall Project can be found at redballproject.com/bethlehem.
Locations
April 18: Sun Inn Walkway, 564 Main St.
April 19: Lehigh University, Farrington Square, South New and Morton Streets
April 20: Hoover Mason Trestle at SteelStacks
April 21: 5th Floor Bridge between Gateway at Greenway building & S. New St. Parking Garage
April 22: National Museum of Industrial History, 602 E. 2nd St.
