Artscape: Celebrating 32 Years of Art

For the next three days, more than 350,000 people will attend America's largest free arts festival -- Artscape in Baltimore.

More than 150 fine artists, fashion designers and craftspeople will showcase exhibitions, outdoor sculptures, art cars and more, while attendees can enjoy live concerts, food demonstrations and more entertainment across 13 city blocks, according to the event website.

Stationed along the "No Passport Required" exhibition on Charles Street, multidisciplinary artist Hoesy Corona says he has been working on what he calls the "Monument to the Alien" for the past couple months, and collecting relics from his performances for the past year.

Further down North Charles Street on the 1700 block, Steve Heller of Boiceville, NY, showcases his art car called Cro-Magnum at the 20th Art Car Show, with the 4th annual Crazy Ray's Art Car Lounge. This year's show features 22 art cars, he says.

Plan your visit to Artscape this weekend by checking out the program.

View a video and photos above from day one of the three-day festival.