#PublicArtFinder FS2024 Pointless Prize
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I’ve revised rule #3 of the #publicartfinder game to only require posting your art find to your Strava because some of you have been unable to post to the Forum since the migration to a new platform. Posting your photo to the Forum is nice-to-do but optional.
How to play #PublicArtFinder (revised):
1. RIDE your bike AT LEAST 10 MILES, and on that ride, discover any art form (loosely defined: you know it when you see it) readily accessible to the general public. An art find on a ride that’s less than 10 miles does not count, even if you ride multiple rides in a day totaling 10 miles or more.
2. Only 1 art find per day will be counted. (This differs from Freezing Saddles 2023’s game when a player could submit 1 art find per 10-mile ride with multiple 10 mile rides per day.)
3. Share your art find via posting 1 photo to your Strava for the ride on which you discovered it. Posting also to the Forum is nice to do (easy to see all the photos in the contest in one place) but OPTIONAL.
4. All, or some part, of your bike must be in your photo or it will not count!
5. Post your photo ON THE DAY OF THE RIDE.
6. Use HASHTAG #publicartfinder (not CaSe SeNsItIvE) in your Strava Ride title so that it will appear on the FS2024 #publicartfinder leader board, which you can find here:
https://freezingsaddles.org/pointless/hashtag/publicartfinder
I will sweep this leader board for data periodically to feed the official #publicartfinder scorecard found here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ob3HlhU34D4xrtbttsDIAu2knT8MOIZQ2EcAr6s5YF0/edit#gid=1975917300
7. Friends of FS2024 are welcome to post, but only registered participants can win prizes.
8. Follow me on Strava (Karen Hass, https://www.strava.com/athletes/38633292) so I can follow you back and verify that your #publicartfinder rides meet all the rules.The location of your art find is nice to include with the photo so that others may find it too. A description of the art (artist, medium, circumstances for it’s creation, etc.) is also nice.
One point will be awarded for each entry that meets all the criteria above. Entries will be judged by some faceless cabal, and may be awarded additional points based on subjective criteria such as use of creative objects (like your bike interacting with your art find), composition, light, artistic flair, witty captions, great stories, # of quality submissions, # likes/kudos/dislikes, etc. In the event of a tie, efficacy rules: most art discoveries/least # of miles will win.
Now go find some public art!
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@Rod Smith 227425 wrote:
Thanks for keeping this going Karen!
Glad you’re playing! I love seeing all the great murals you find!
1/3/24-tree stump
art corner of N Monroe St (308)and Pershing in Arlington–never noticed it before!
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I took a photo of this cool yard art near Four Miles Run Trail on Jan 4 when the forum was down for maintenance.
1/5/24 Publicartfinder
Murals were traditionally used in Mexico as a way of advertising. They have evolved to the point that the art stands alone. But often, here on the border, the fusion is amazing art that draws your eye without blatantly telling you what the product inside is.
1/4/2024 – When this remodeled playground by Eastern Market finally opened up, our daughter was too old to care. But the playful bunnies are delightful.
1/5/2024 – I always love seeing the old call boxes repurposed into something lasting. This one in NW DC (Forest Hills neighborhood – 30th and Albermarle) is from artist Mary Belcher.
Resurrected!!!!
#publicartfinder – 01/04/2024 – On the side of Sport Fair, Langston Blvd, High View Park, Arlington
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