Found art Friday 167

Dear Ones,
Because you are.  This week's found art involves re-use as opposed to refuse:

Cork Car, as captured by Richard Anthony


 And an also patiently repetitious find:

Witnessed by Friend-in-the-bay-area.  Made using BART tickets, by someone named Sean Porter

Watching windows different than washing windows

At Stop Sign

Art Ranger experiences a recurrence of the Squashed abandoned Glove - perhaps a result of worker fatigue left on the tailgate. A shell that has been shed, by accident or on purpose. 
And the ever cracked paint pavement detritus collages we travel.

Peaceful Bike Ride

Have a great week and !!!!!  please ask rain gods to come back and dance!!!!!  Send your visual moments that don't fit in any other category except this to: FAF@homelandinspiration.org.

Found Art Friday 166

Dear ones,
The Art Ranger was again At large and away from her desk performing a delivery. There was a foggy road that ate the landscape.  Music streams now, it used to feel so deliberate to choose and put in a CD (or record album). With physical actions removed, it's as though music is just coming out of your head.  Upon her return, first there was a bath of skies:
(some typos are worth keeping)

Two witnessed by Susan Needleman in Corral de Tierra

 

And "Thru Sunglasses" from Bonnie Hotz

Then arrived from Friend of a Friend (a great new category),

both connoisseurs and practitioners of Crack Gardening.  First brought to our attention by Diane Gage and Anne Mudge in about 2003 when we were in a show together.

From Karen Glenn via Diane Gage, producer of  "Poem of the Week" a kind of service

So you all?  What of visual note or quirk has occurred in the space between your sky and ground lately?  Please let us know at FAF@homelandinspiration.org.