FS2021 #PublicArtFinder pointless prize

[Kbikeva]

@nstasiak 204735 wrote:

Took this at George Mason University, outside of the art building. The pole is actually waving if you look close.
https://www.strava.com/activities/4594664626

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Is it an actual art installation? It definitely masquerades as … urban something or other!

[consularrider]

ok Boomer, I need a ruling. In my photo of the Bakeshop mural, my brake lever is “clearly” visible in the reflection under the letter “e.”

Does this qualify?

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[Boomer Cycles]

@consularrider 204797 wrote:

ok Boomer, I need a ruling. In my photo of the Bakeshop mural, my brake lever is “clearly” visible in the reflection under the letter “e.”

Does this qualify?

Oooh Consularrider!!! At first I struggled with which “E” does he mean, and then I struggled with my eyesight, so I guess that I need to update my eye prescription. But indeed, if I squint, I see the brake lever, so granted!!! But I may need to amend the rules moving forward to read “discernible” rather than “visible”!!!

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[Catedrew]

#PublicArtFinder – the Snowflake display at Bluemont Park, Arlington, VA.

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[consularrider]

@Boomer2U 204808 wrote:

Oooh Consularrider!!! At first I struggled with which “E” does he mean, and then I struggled with my eyesight, so I guess that I need to update my eye prescription. But indeed, if I squint, I see the brake lever, so granted!!! But I may need to amend the rules moving forward to read “discernible” rather than “visible”!!!

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Well, I was cheating and blowing up the original photo because I hadn’t realized I captured any of the bike in the photo.

[Boomer Cycles]

@Kbikeva 204791 wrote:

Is it an actual art installation? It definitely masquerades as … urban something or other!

Art is often left to the eye of the beholder, so please tell us, don’t ask us, what do you see (besides steel rake hands that mimic the airy awnings on top of the windows on the building above?!

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[kwarkentien]

Musical public art a la Crystal City.

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[bikesnick]

@kwarkentien 204855 wrote:

Musical public art a la Crystal City.

Thanks. I like this! Where actually in Crystal City is it?

[Steve O]

@Boomer2U 204658 wrote:

Former WB President Jim Wolfensohn was a great patron of the arts and also put some great tapestries in the MC building atrium (if they are still there)

The entire WB campus is filled with artwork from all over the world and valued at millions of dollars. It even has a full-time arts program with a staff of 3 I think. One of the joys of working there is walking through the hallways, which contain literally thousands of works.

[kwarkentien]

@bikesnick 204865 wrote:

Thanks. I like this! Where actually in Crystal City is it?

North of VA 233 (the road to the airport) and adjacent (east) of the VA 233 exit ramp to Crystal Drive. South of the volleyball courts.

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[Kbikeva]

Curiosity about it is not permitted? I’m trying to figure if it’s “placed” or “natural”.

[Kbikeva]

@Boomer2U 204822 wrote:

Art is often left to the eye of the beholder, so please tell us, don’t ask us, what do you see (besides steel rake hands that mimic the airy awnings on top of the windows on the building above?!

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Curiosity about it is not permitted? I’m trying to figure out whether it was “placed” or “naturally occurring”.

[bikedavid]

Everyday I See Something New. A fun mural by the Marie Reed community center in Adams Morgan. I like how it incorporates various things in the neighborhood including Julia’s empanadas.

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[bikedavid]

LOVE mural in Blagden Alley. A crowd pleaser!

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[bikesnick]

“Pennies from Heaven” public art sculpture, with 14,000 pennies, in Falls Church, VA. The Washington Post wrote an article
about this in 2018.

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