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Through the lens: 2019 Omaha Chalk Art Festival

Sep 16, 2019

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Midtown Crossing hosted its second annual Chalk Art Festival along Farnam Street on Sept. 14 and 15. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Artist George Timmins works on his piece "Do Not Disturb." Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Timmins calls describes his work as "fun mom art." Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Artist Sadi Howes works on her piece, depicting what she called "Steve Irwin and a giraffe in their natural habitat." Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Howes uses chalk and paint media to complete her work. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Artist Hayden Jones paints details of his piece. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Jones works alongside an artistic partner. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Howes variety of chalks sits beside her as she works. The festival is inspired by other chalk art events around the globe, ranging from Mexico to Italy. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Artist Laura Phillips-Gray works on her piece, "Away, away to Djuma." Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Artist Jessica Hempfling wanted to illustrate how music affects others. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

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