Comments on: ArtPrize 2010 Dates Announced

By: John W. Needham

John W. Needham — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 23:41:23 +0000

Have the committe ever considered live entertainment outside and around to compete As well ie: the Grand Rapids Art Prize Musical Idol
Older Musician here. Just thinking outloud. I attended last year it was spectacular.
From Port Huron Michigan
Would to have the opportunity to entertain, or compete, or be involved.
Thanks
jw needham

By: Kevin Buist

Kevin Buist — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 19:53:29 +0000

@valentinepena

The first step is creating an artist profile on ArtPrize.org beginning April 19.

All the information you need is here:

http://www.artprize.org/artists

By: valentinepena

valentinepena — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:47:39 +0000

how do i enter the art prize competition?

By: Dan S.

Dan S. — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 17:00:35 +0000

I and my family are looking forward to competing in the next artprize. I just entered 2009, now my wife and son want to do their own entries. So 1 is now 3 entries. My 2009 was of South Haven, Michigan beach fronts at sunrise while I was salmon fishing. Everyone watches the sunset but what about the sunrise? Mr. Devos your awesome idea is like a seed planted. One plant will now become many. I bet the 2010 turn out will be at least 30% more. Have a Merry Christmas. Dan

By: Adam S.

Adam S. — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 05:33:51 +0000

Perhaps tweaking the shuttle service will attract more riders, reach farther venues, and appease the overflow of artists we should all expect and more importantly, be able to accomodate.

If a few new routes can cover ALL the outer venues, and this shuttle is easy to access and cheap to ride, people might actually utilize them. Make The Rapid’s Central Station a major hub, tailored to ArtPrize. Feature a ton of art in and outside that area. If a transportation depot can compete with the B.O.B. and the bridge, it will attract more people to the shuttle service itself, which can make tours of the outer venues easily accessible.

I know someone who works in a restaurant near 68th and Division, and last spring they’re place was getting calls from artists all over the world looking for a venue. Year one was better than expected. I say we make year two as “better than expected” as year 1. Perhaps outdoing ourselves can become a tradition, and this town can transform into the tourism hub for West Michigan our city leaders obviously want it to be.

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