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Cowparade is a public art exhibit that started in Chicago in 1999 and has since spread to over 80 cities worldwide. The exhibit features life-sized fiberglass cow sculptures that are decorated by local artists and displayed in various public places.
The first Cowparade exhibit was held in Chicago in 1999
Since then, over 10,000 cow sculptures have been created by artists from around the world
Cowparade exhibits have been held in over 80 cities worldwide, including New York, Paris, Tokyo, and Moscow
Similar to Cowparade, but featuring decorated pig sculptures instead.
A public art exhibit in Lexington, Kentucky, featuring decorated fiberglass horse sculptures.
An exhibit in Chester, UK, featuring decorated fiberglass rhinoceros sculptures.
Miniature replicas of the life-sized Cowparade sculptures, sold as collectibles.
Coffee table-style books featuring photos and information about various Cowparade exhibits around the world.
Clothing and accessories featuring Cowparade-themed designs.
Cowparade is a public art exhibit that features decorated, life-sized fiberglass cow sculptures.
Cowparade exhibits have been held in over 80 cities worldwide. Check the official website for current and upcoming exhibits.
The cows are meant to symbolize the importance of the dairy industry and its impact on art, culture, and commerce.
Yes, Cowparade sculptures are often auctioned off at the end of the exhibit. Miniature replicas of the sculptures are also sold as collectibles.
Artists can apply to participate in a Cowparade exhibit, and are selected based on their past work and proposed design for the cow sculpture.
