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Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
US artist Kurt Wenner works on one of his 3-D artwork on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. A chalk drawing by Wenner shows a large traditional Emirati dhow with a boy on board and others in the sea around it holding baskets carrying pearls and shells. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
A man walks on a chalk 3-D artwork by US artist Kurt Wenner on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
A picture taken though a magnifying lens shows an artist working on his chalk 3-D artwork on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
A woman uses a magnifying lens to look at a 3-D artwork on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
A woman and her daughter pose on a chalk 3-D artwork on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
A picture taken though a magnifying lens shows an artist working on his chalk 3-D artwork on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
A man sits on a 3-D artwork by US artist Kurt Wenner (L) on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. A chalk drawing by Wenner shows a large traditional Emirati dhow with a boy on board and others in the sea around it holding baskets carrying pearls and shells. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
A picture taken though a magnifying lens shows an artist working on his chalk 3-D artwork on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
A woman and her daughter pose on a chalk 3-D artwork on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
Dubai launches region's first 3-D pavement art festival
An Emirati and his children sit on a 3-D artwork by US artist Kurt Wenner on March 4, 2015 near the Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) in Dubai during the Canvas Festival, a three-dimensional pavement art event. The six-day Dubai Canvas Festival features 11 international artists who used chalk or paint to create their 3-D artworks, many of them depicting images of the Emirati city, at a popular beachfront neighbourhood. A chalk drawing by Wenner shows a large traditional Emirati dhow with a boy on board and others in the sea around it holding baskets carrying pearls and shells. AFP PHOTO / MARWAN NAAMANI
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