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Found Artists

Found Art is a community of people who believe that giving of themselves through their art can change the world. If you found a piece of art that directed you to this site, you are a lucky finder of art that was created in the hopes of brightening your day.

Our artists are in the process of building pages to show the work they've created and left as part of the Found Art project. See Found Artists in Action by clicking here.

If you have any questions about how this site works, Contact us. If you'd like to become a found artist, read about how this works in What Is Found Art? Have fun browsing and learning more about Found Art!

Leaving Your Photography as Found Art
There's a new story at JPG Magazine about a woman who leaves her photos as Found Art. It's simple enough to do through great companies like Moo.com and VistaPrint.com. Moo.com makes it easy to get several different pictures at one time. The pictures are small and can be slipped into all sort of places for people to find. Vista Print may be a little cheaper, and the images will be larger, though you'll get several copies of one single image. Both options are fun to think about and great ways to leave art and bring joy to others.

Posted by Shari on Monday, March 03 @ 20:53:18 EST (208 reads)
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Art Stroll in Yellow Springs
News Anonymous writes " Call to Artists for October Art Stroll Event

The Yellow Springs Arts Council invites the public and local artists to create a street inspired artwork (2d or 3d) for their Street Art Themed Art Party on the night of Art Stroll (19th October). The work will be exhibited one night at the event then subsequently exhibited at the John Bryan Community Gallery for one month. There is no entry fee, work should be delivered at the time the event starts with name, address/phone number, title and price attached to the work.

There will be live music, video slideshow, small found art project (NOT found art as in objet trouvé, but art made with the intent to be found). Examples of found art can be seen here or here.
For information contact us at: ysartsguild@yahoo.com

For those interested in street art (graffiti,murals, found art, stencil art,wheatpastes, posters, stickers, 3d work) check out the Wooster Collective. This is a site "dedicated to showcasing and celebrating ephemeral art placed on streets in cities around the world.""

Posted by Shari on Wednesday, August 15 @ 22:37:44 EDT (606 reads)
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idea of material to use
Ideas Anonymous writes "Here's an idea. Buy a tin of dominos. On the back of each domino using a Sharpy type permanent pen, write words like: Faith, Hope, Joy, Love, Peace, etc and add some embellishments like small drawings or stickers. Leave them at your usual places."

Posted by Shari on Thursday, May 03 @ 21:49:32 EDT (938 reads)
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Give a leg up not a hand out!
Ideas msmick writes "A few friends and I are starting a project using found objects to give the homeless a "leg up" not a "hand out":
The Idea -- leave found art objects with a positive, inspirational message of hope and perhaps a gift card, lottery ticket, article of clean clothing or decorated shoes - whatever we choose to use then we'll leave the found art objects near shelters in the city. Of course, it will bear the URL of this wonderful website!
If you would like to start a project for the homeless, just let us know!

To contact msmick, use the Private Message feature on this site. When you are logged in, click on "Private Message" in the menu on the left side of the page."


Posted by Shari on Sunday, February 04 @ 09:55:00 EST (1026 reads)
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Photographs left at Museum, Library, mall
Ideas bobby writes "I was busy today, leaving 3 original photographs in three locations locally. One taken with a "fish eye" view inside of an abandoned Portland Cement plant in Manitowoc, WI, one of a vine covered door at that same plant, and one of Fraisers "End of The Trail" statue located in Waupun, WI. All were original Black and White photographs, 4X5, 5X7 and 8X10. I also got an invitation from the museum to participate in a "show" later this Summer!

Yesterday I left a Photograph (8X10) at the local Holiday Inn motel

So far I have not had any response to my submissions but it is fun waiting!"

Posted by Shari on Monday, January 29 @ 09:44:18 EST (1073 reads)
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-- Louise Driscoll



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