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I started the (no name) Art Group over 15 years ago. We like to consider ourselves as "artists making a difference" through creative exhibitions. Our latest project, (no name) ROCKS!, is simple. Design a rock, put some love into it, and leave it in a public space for a stranger. Any artist at any skill level or age can easily participate. Not only is this a fun project, but a fulfilling one. It teaches us the true meaning of giving and the art of letting go – particularly useful during the holiday season. We also love our mother earth, so a zero waste exhibition with nature as the canvas seems pretty perfect. Our website is on the bottom of each rock, so if found someone can easily learn our story and contact us.
YOU CAN BE A ROCK STAR TOO! We’re happy to take new art rocks anytime! We’ll add your images and you can be part of our growing gallery.
More info: nonamerocks.com
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#1
Robot Rock Left At Skate Park In Maryland
Final score:
32points
#2
Rock Found In New York!
This rock was created by young artist Gabriel and left at the Park, Soldiers & Sailors monument in New York. It was found by Colin and friends who found our website on the bottom and sent us a message!
Final score:
26points
#3
Mandala Rock Left At New York Subway Station's "Therapy Wall"
Final score:
24points
#6
Left At Botanical Gardens In New York
Final score:
22points
#7
"Tiki" Rock Left At Moore College Of Art In Philadelphia
Final score:
22points
#8
Left At The Magic Gardens In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This anonymous artist was inspired by The Legend of Mariposa Azul and the wish that all people are able to seek and land on the peace tree.
Final score:
22points
#9
Left At Cemetary In Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Artist Dee Collins says: "I placed it here so someone who was feeling sad might smile when they found it."
Final score:
21points
#10
Mandala Rock Left At Brooklyn Public Library In New York
Final score:
21points
#11
Left At Hermosa Beach In California
This rock was created by an anonymous young artist in the group.
Final score:
19points
#12
Left At Ny Riverside Park In New York
This rock was created by Lynn Latona and left at the "best tree" in New York.
Final score:
15points
#13
A Bit Of Love Left At USPS Mailbox In Brooklyn, New York
By an anonymous artist.
Final score:
15points
#18
Left At The Salt Lake City County Building In Utah
"Rocky Artwinkle" by artist Christopher Mueller.
Final score:
13points
#20
Left At Ice Skating Pond In Fairbanks, Alaska
This young rock artist is Callie. Her mom says: "Callie is three years old. We painted our rocks the day before the snow fell. She used every color paint we had to make her piece. She had lots of fun!"
Final score:
10points
#21
Left At Chapel At Doylestown Hospital In Pennsylvania
Artist Pam Hamilton says: "I chose to place the rock in the chapel where I have volunteered at because I hoped that it would bring comfort to someone who needed it. It sits upon an alter made by the infamous artist George Nakashima."
Final score:
9points
#22
Left At Conference Room At Germantown Academy In Pennsylvania
"Don't let fear make you act without LOVE” by an anonymous artist.
Final score:
9points
#23
Left At Fullerton Memorial Park (Zelley Park) In New Jersey
By artist Linda Menhert.
Final score:
8points
#24
Left At "Smile" Statue In San Francisco, California
Artist e Bond left this rock on top of this sculpture right outside her office. The statue is called "Smile" by J. Seward Johnson, Jr.
Final score:
7points
#25
Left At Town Square In Natick, Maryland
"Peace & Love" by artist Letitia.
Final score:
7points
#26
Left At Ticket Station In San Francisco, California
This rock was created by Isla, one of our youngest artists in the group at nearly age 2. She left it at the ticket station since trains are her favorite thing!
Final score:
7points
#27
Left At Rittenhouse Square Park In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Peacock" is by artist Emma Berger.
Final score:
6points
#28
Left At Allens Lane Train Station In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This rock is titled "Lotus" by artist Ruth Joray. She says: "I placed the rock early on Election Day. The train station is one of the Mt. Airy poling places."
Final score:
6points
#29
Left At Payphone In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Spread Love" by artist Cathey White.
Final score:
6points
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What do you think ?
Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
Thanks Steve! Just give us a shout if you'd like to join in :)
Load More Replies... Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
Thanks Say Won! Me too! I think detachment from things can really keep us living in the present :)
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Carol Taylor 7 years ago
these rocks/artists have inspired me to find some and paint them for gifts to friends when l travel overseas next year...
Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
That's a great idea Carol! I've made some "mandala" rocks for friends when I returned from New Zealand, I think it is one of the best souvenirs!
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B. Tsvetkoff 7 years ago
That's what I call treasure. I would love to find one in Sofia, Bulgaria
Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
We plan to leave a few there over the holidays! Maybe near Sveti Aleksandar Nevski :)
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Norman de los Santos 7 years ago
Somewhere in the Lower Mojave Desert of California and Nevada, you may find some of mine (if the rains, floods, winds, and sun has not eroded them yet). https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153247865165751
Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
Hi Majika! Just send us an email here, we love new artists! http://www.nonameartgroup.org/contact/
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Lauren Baxter 7 years ago
I absolutely love this idea!!! I am going to paint a rock and leave somewhere in San Francisco :) Stay tuned....Happy New Year
Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
Thanks Steve! Just give us a shout if you'd like to join in :)
Load More Replies... Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
Thanks Say Won! Me too! I think detachment from things can really keep us living in the present :)
Load More Replies... Carol Taylor 7 years ago
these rocks/artists have inspired me to find some and paint them for gifts to friends when l travel overseas next year...
Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
That's a great idea Carol! I've made some "mandala" rocks for friends when I returned from New Zealand, I think it is one of the best souvenirs!
Load More Replies... B. Tsvetkoff 7 years ago
That's what I call treasure. I would love to find one in Sofia, Bulgaria
Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
We plan to leave a few there over the holidays! Maybe near Sveti Aleksandar Nevski :)
Load More Replies... Norman de los Santos 7 years ago
Somewhere in the Lower Mojave Desert of California and Nevada, you may find some of mine (if the rains, floods, winds, and sun has not eroded them yet). https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153247865165751
Sherry Berger (Post author) 7 years ago
Hi Majika! Just send us an email here, we love new artists! http://www.nonameartgroup.org/contact/
Load More Replies... Lauren Baxter 7 years ago
I absolutely love this idea!!! I am going to paint a rock and leave somewhere in San Francisco :) Stay tuned....Happy New Year
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