It's a competition
The audience votes—yes, the reference to
American Idol has come up—and the artist with the most votes takes the $250,000 ArtPrize. Imagine standing in front of a work of art and using your cell phone to text in a vote. What are the implications?
Come and see.
Voting
Anyone 16 years of age or older who registers in person at the ArtPrize event can vote. You cannot vote without registering at the event. There will be no charge for voter registration.
How to register
- Attendees will be required to present a valid government issued ID in person at a registration station
- ID can be drivers license, other state ID or passport
- Pre-register online and save time activating your voter status at the event
- There will be voter registration stations throughout the city September 22-October 10, 2010
Rules
Week 1 Voting - All Artists
- Voting begins September 22, 2010
- Vote up or down on each artist What's this?
- You cannot vote more than once for the same work
- Live results can be viewed online
Week 2 Voting - Top 10, ONE vote
- Voting begins after announcement of the Top 10
- You have only ONE vote during Week 2
- You may only vote among the Top 10
- You may change your vote until voting ends
- Results are concealed during Week 2
Learn how to vote
Download the Official Voting Rules
ArtPrize recognizes the assistance of Deloitte & Touche LLP
ArtPrize acknowledges the contributions that Deloitte & Touche LLP provided in designing the member registration and voting process. The member registration activity is a streamlined sequence of tasks to both register and validate each individual that desires to participate in the ArtPrize event. The voting activity is an automated forum to capture each member’s perspective on each piece of art and tabulate the overall results. Combined, the registration and voting process is designed to provide a unique experience for voting members and to promote the integrity of the resulting awards.