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As you probably read earlier this week on County Grind (and if you didn't, shame on you!), C&I Studios Twilight Notes, and All Together Now presented a multidisciplinary cultural event called Dialect this past Saturday night. And given that it was part of Fort Lauderdale's FAT Village art walk, you might think, "Who cares; art is art." However, Dialect was anything but typical. What follows are five reasons the event was truly somethin' different.
See also
- Slideshow: Fat Village Art Walk and Dialect at C&I
- Adam Foster Delivers Body Paint, Star Wars, and DJs at C&I Studios With Dialect Art Walk
