
FestivALL 2010 is now history. Because of the hard work of hundreds of individuals and organizations, tens of thousands of folks were able to enjoy it's events. Many thanks from the Board and Steering Committee to you all. Some of you participated in a survey during FestivALL and we will soon have a version of that survey on this site. If you attended any FestivALL event we would appreciate your telling us a little about yourself and your experience.
If you have an idea that you wish to propose to the FestivALL Steering Committee for 2011, please email Ldiggyg@hotmail.com or come to a meeting and bring it up there. Meetings are open to the public and take place the first Thursday of each month at 4 PM in the Mayor's Conference Room at Charleston City Hall. FestivALL produces some events, co-produces some and others are presented under the umbrella of FestivALL. Next year's dates are June 17 -26.
Since July 2009, this website has received 41,129 visits from 29,646 unique visitors. We will post attendance numbers here as they are compiled.
The letters you see above spelling out FestivALL are each 4 feet tall and were created by nine artists from around West Virginia. If you would like to own one of these unique works of art you may bid on them here- shop.ebay.com/festivall/m.html
The letters below were each designed by a different Charleston artist. This project was organized by Alex Morgado and symbolizes the FestivALL spirit of creativity and collaboration. Put your cursor on the letter to see the name of the artist who made it. Many letters can be double clicked to find out more about their creators.
The poster that was created from these letters in 2009 just won an award from the West Virginia chapter of the Public Relations Society of America:
Crystal Award
Category: B6A Collateral Materials/Posters
Entry Title: “A City Becomes a Work of Art”
Award Group: Not-for-Profit
Organization: FestivALL Charleston
FestivALL is an annual celebration of the arts in Charleston. A few years ago, designer and creative director Alex Morgado, along with FestivALL’s marketing team, developed the theme “A City Becomes a Work of Art” for FestivALL. In 2009, Morgado and FestivALL’s leader Larry Groce brought the theme alive by turning the poster design project for FestivALL into a collaborative effort that involved 22 local artists who produced letter-forms that spelled out the theme.
Congratulations to Alex and all the artists!
