On Procession: Interchange Parade in Time Lapse

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What's Indianapolis like?
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Everything you need to know is a click away.

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On Procession: The Official Website
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Get the scoop on who participated in this one-of-a-kind IMA event.

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Bird's Eye View of the Parade
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You are seeing the amazing bird's eye view of the parade from the roof of the Fountain Square Theatre Building. Check out Fountain Square Theatre online.

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The History of Indianapolis
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Learn more about the history of Indianapolis by visiting this Wikipedia link.

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What kind of camera did we use?
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For you videographer buffs, we used a Canon XL2 for this shoot. It was a windy day, so we had to secure the tripod and camera on this roof by using some furniture!

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The Art Parade Group on Flickr
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In support of this procession, staff at the IMA created an Art Parade Group on Flickr. You can post any of your art parade photos into this group.

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The real On Procession: Interchange Parade
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Interested in seeing what the actual parade looked like? Check out this comprehensive documentary on the procession, artists and floats.

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Check out the IMA online
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Like the On Procession Art Parade? Check out what's happening now at the IMA.

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The exhibition On Procession was accompanied by a parade in Indianapolis on April 26, 2008. That parade, conceived as an extension of the exhibition, was developed with local partners and was comprised of commissioned artworks, a series of community workshops with master craftspersons, and an open call for participation.

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