#PublicArtFinder FS2024 Pointless Prize
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2/23/24. This is the lamest piece of public art in Reston. It was obviously low budget. But it is nonetheless, public art, on a gloomy day, when I just wanted to get home!
2/23 – The Pentagon 9/11 Memorial has 184 benches for each of those who gave their lives in flight and on the ground that fateful day.
2/23/24 – I’m with kbikeva today – my art is kinda lame, sorry.
I mean they’re nice yard swans, and a cool deer up by the door.
In my defense I’ve been prescribed 10 milers for the next week or 2 🙁
2/23/24 As ai photographed this mural of John Langston, i walked around The corner of the building and there was a Arlington County sign about a scavenger hunt for black history. It had a QR code and a link to a scavenger hunt map and with educational videos including history of the sites on the hunt. Turns out, that this mural is the last of the clues. I plan to visit the sites by bike to learn more about black history in Arlington. I did learn that Miss Sam San Diego is in the mural.
2/24 While keeping and eye out for a sign with a bike on it for #bingo, I did a double take and circled back to look more closely at this sign.
While passing quickly I thought I spotted a woman in a white helmet straddling a bicycle while shopping for produce! Which I sort of did myself stopping at the farmers market on the way home.
(If a sign about art doesn’t qualify as public art, I also photographed a bridge sculpture earlier on the ride).
2/24/2024 – What better way to celebrate public art than a public repository of supplies for people to make their own art!
2/24 – “West Glebe Flow” on new bridge over 4MR connecting Arlington & Alexandria VA, by Vicki Scuri (SiteWorks) with Alexandr Polzin
Materials: Concrete, steel, paint, LED lights
Completed: 2023
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