On October 15, 2022, CPR is hosting a special event that you won't want to miss!
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BLINK Executive Director Justin Brookhart says the festival's focus is — and will remain — a local event, but they would like to attract more visitors, and explore taking the show on the road. -
The festival's largest mural was completed in the last week, nearly a month after Blink started.
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The executive director of BLINK says the 2022 version of the festival may have drawn more people than 2019 and 2017.
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“We really think of Thursday night as little bit of a dress rehearsal for some of the projection stuff because we don’t know how it’s going to perform totally at scale.”
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“I want people to walk away with a sense of healing; that this is a safe place for them to heal and be fully self-expressed. I want them to understand that outside of the media, Breonna had a whole life and was a whole person,” artist Lady PheOnix says.
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BLINK's leader has a few suggestions of things to look for during the four night light and art festival.
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Captain Doug Wiesman says that extends to all city departments. The emergency operations center will be running, and special response teams like SWAT will be deployed.
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If you have a smartphone with GPS, you'll have access to a 10-stop tour, as well as artist interviews and other extras for the four-night light and art festival, courtesy of ArtsWave.
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Hotel bookings and weekend flights are both reported to be "strong" for the third Blink.
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It’s been called the country’s largest light, art and projection-mapping experience. Now BLINK is back for the first time since 2019.
