BadwolfJars: Jar Number 16

Saturday 17 September 2011

Jar Number 16

Jar Number 16

A week later than planned here finally is my Origami Gorilla Jar. Last week the 61 Bristol wow Gorilla's spread across the city to celebrate 125 years of Bristol Zoo were taken away to be sold at action. I have been trying to do a Jar to celebrate this and here it finally is.

Contents: Origami Paper
Released: 16-9-2011
Location: Filton, BS34
Status: Found by Elliot 17-9-2011

Being as the Zoo is a Bristol institution I thought I would put this Jar by another great Bristol landmark. Big clue to it's whereabouts, This landmark is sadly no more, the powers that be decided that it was time to modernise. So a peace of Bristol history, which I have known all my life, is now in rubble.
I got in a tad bit of trouble placing this jar, a security guard caught me placing it and told me to move on. He didn't notice the jar though, just me loitering around. Apparently a pile of rubble is not the place for a young women to hang around.... ah well.

Happy Hunting yall!

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Every week, I will go for a walk to release an art jar into the wild for people to find and keep.

RULES FOR BadWolf Jars

1. A completed jar will be placed in a publicly accessible place, at any point once a week.

2. Jars may be made ahead of time.

3. Jars can be any size or shape.

4.The website name and the number of the jar will be written on the lid of the jar.

5.Jars will be signed and dated with permanent marker on the base of the jar.

6.A description of the jar will be recorded before the jar is released into the wild.

7.Jars must be photographed in situ as they are released into the wild.

8. Jars cannot be placed anywhere that moves, such as buses, aircraft or trains.

9.Blog entries will consist of at least one image of the jar in situ & a description of the contents of the jar

10.If jars are reported as found, this information will be added to their website entry.

11.I am allowed to visit jars to check if they are still there but I am not allowed to move them, even if they are no longer in their original position.

12.If jars have not been found after one calendar month, a more revealing photograph can be published on the website.

13.If a jar has not been found after three calendar months, the address of the location can be published on the website

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Saturday 17 September 2011

Jar Number 16

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