#PublicArtFinder FS2024 Pointless Prize

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2/29/2024 #New2Me public art

Just found out about this relatively New2Me public art in Reston titled “Community Circles.” Its on the inside of this pedestrian/bike tunnel underneath Fairway Dr. in Reston.

[bikingjenn]

2/29/24 (2nd try) Modern handblown glass artpiece on porch of Cherrydale Victorian

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2/29 – Welcome to Georgetown, in Blues Alley, off of 30th Street, NW DC 

[Kbikeva]

3/1/24. With the limits on weight for military families during a move, I suspect this piece of sculpture gets handed off from family to family.

[consularrider]

#publicartfinder  – 3/1/2024 – “Filed of Dreams,” by Barton Rubenstein at Somerset Elementary School on Warwick Place

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3/1/24

“Clio” (from the Muse of History), outside the library in downtown Rockville.

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3/1/2024 – A lovely rainbow wall outside the Crystal City Metro station

[Nadine]

@lhasacm WOW

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@boomer I really like that mural in blues alley

[Nadine]

3/1/24

Cube art in front of someone’s house on NArlington

[bikingjenn]

3/1/24 Bronze herons in Fenwick Island, DE

 

[Boomer Cycles]

Belated 3/01 – may the faceless cabal have mercy upon me 🙏🏼 – DC Fire Call Box Art: Mary Church Terrell 

Mary Eliza Church Terrell was a well-known African American activist who championed racial equality and women’s suffrage in the late 19th and early 20thcentury. An Oberlin College graduate, Terrell was part of the rising black middle and upper class who used their position to fight racial discrimination.

Learn more about DC’s “Art on Call” project DDOT Back in Time (can’t insert hyperlink 🙁

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3/2/24

From the parking lot of the PNC Bank in Georgetown.

[LhasaCM]

3/2/2024 – A 2022 John Ortiz mural in Hyattsville (on the side of the Pyramid Atlantic Art Center)

[Kbikeva]

3/2/24

The Cloud by Donald Lipsky, 2016

Inspired by the Bhutanese architecture found on the University of Texas, El Paso, campus, artist Donald Lipsky designed a three sided cloud that arises from a sunken roundabout that also functions as a pedestrian underpass. Bhutan is known as “the kingdom in the clouds.”  The Cloud is constructed from thousands of hinged enameled stainless steel flaps that gently move in the breeze.  (I can testify to this, because when I was in the underpass, I could hear the flapping of the metal pieces as they were moved around by the wind.)

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