Pat Oleszko, the Ms. Tricks of Dis Guise, is a-dressing the very real and present issue of climate change in the shoreline region of Lower Manhatten. In a very few years, the area will be rec-claimed by the Hudson River and submerged 3 feet underwater. Certainly not a cause for celebration, it is however a time for mitigation. Many have sounded the alert but few have succeeded with long-term plans. Now is the time, with Pomp and Circus/stance for a more vivid demonstration of what’s to come. The adults are lost, yet the children see. Support Greta and her gang and slow the whorl-d to savor the future!

BEWARE THE WRITHING TIDE! Row v Wade is a parade of notions and emotions demonstrating in fool sartorial splendor what we’ll perceive if we continue on our path to self-destruction. Humor and exaggeration is jest another tool to disrupt complacency in all walks of life. This is a stalk of strife.

Helen Highwater leads a parade of desperados including a few fur-ious Bi-Polar Bears followed by Helen DePloy riddled with plastics, a worried and weepy World, all marching to the tunes of the sassy Brass Queens, the all-female, with some honorary buoys leading the way down the Battery Park Esplanade to the Liberty and Staten Island Ferries, places that will be awash in seawater in 30 years—unless we do something about it! The flamboyant March of Dissipation starts on Saturday, October 23rd, and will continue into the future at various moments until we Sea Some Real Progress. Support the art, support the artists involved, but most importantly, support the changes we must make to insure our existence on this glorious Planet Earth.

IT’S UP TO YOU TO FIND THE TOOLS

AND PUT PRESSURE ON THE FOSSIL FOOLS!

SATURDAY OCTOBER 23 at 3 pm

Esplanade from Rockefeller Park to the Staten Island Ferry, Manhattan

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