ArtPrize September 19 - October 7, 2012 | Grand Rapids, MI
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How to vote

You decide who wins ArtPrize®. We think that’s pretty exciting.

Week 1 - All Artists Voters can vote up or vote down on any artist (only one vote per artist).


Week 2 - The Top 10 Voters have ONE vote (no down votes) to cast for one of the Top 10.

What's an "up" vote?

This is your basic “thumbs up” vote. The artists who receive the most up votes will advance into the Top 10.

What's a "down" vote?

Down votes are used to help you track which pieces are generating the most discussion or controversy. A down vote does not negate an up vote. Down votes will only affect who enters the Top 10 if two artists are tied for up votes.


Voting options

All ArtPrize voting is online, but there are lots of options to make voting easy.


  • artprize.org
    Sign in. Search for the artist, or enter their five-digit number on the home page.
  • Text Message
    Vote by SMS text messaging if you register your mobile phone on artprize.org. Once registered, send the artist's Up or Down number to 808080.
  • Mobile Browser
    You can vote on the spot with a mobile device. Sign in to m.artprize.org and enter the artist’s 5-digit number into the box.
  • iPhone App & Android App
    Download the ArtPrize iPhone app from the iTunes store. Make sure to get the 2011 update for your iPhone app from the iTunes store. Download the ArtPrize Android app from the Android Market. 


Register & Activate to vote

You must register to vote and activate your voting status. Register online now, or in person at the event. You’ll need an individual email address.

Activate at a registration site, in person, at the event. You'll need a government issued ID.

  • Register online from September 7 until October 5, 2011.
  • Activate your voting status at the event between September 21 and October 5, 2011.
  • Voting starts on September 21, 2011 at 6PM.

What people said

It will make the art world sit up... It will confuse the art world.

Peter Murray, Director of Yorkshire Sculpture Park

GOOD MAGAZINE



There was something magical about how ArtPrize saturated the city with more than 1,200 pieces of new art and galvanized public conversation...

Mark Stryker, Arts Critic

DETROIT FREE PRESS



The energy and the enthusiasm and the intensity of it all will leave behind a broader, more favorable... appreciation of the visual arts in west Michigan.

Joseph Becherer, Director of Exhibitions & Curator of Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park

USA TODAY