CANCELED | Red Dot Challenge | Info Session #2 | Boulder Cafe & Lounge
Event Information
About this Event
Red Dot Challenge is coming to Rochester this Spring!
Rochester Art Collectors is rolling out the super-fun FREE fantasy art collecting social media game Red Dot Challenge here in Rochester!
Brief summary of the game: Red Dot Challenge is a free fantasy art collecting game with a social media twist. Each Collector (that’s what we call players) is assigned a fantasy budget to assemble a fantasy art collection over a six month period. The Collectors add art to their fantasy art collections by visiting venues anywhere in the world art is exhibited for sale (in real life) and taking pictures of the art they want to include. Then they post the pictures to Instagram with #RedDotChallenge2020 so you can find and follow the collections as they develop. At the end of the game we’ll have a fun event to hear from the Collectors and celebrate the results. There’s a lot more to it (come to the info session for all the fun details) but now you get the general idea.
Infromation session schedule:
6:30 pm to 6:45 pm - Social mixer. Check out the new Forefront Collective art exhibit in the seating area of Boulder Cafe & Lounge. Forefront artists include Rachel Coutant, Gage Forster, Chloe du Plessis, and Rachael Christman. Brief overview of the Forefront Collective.
6:45 pm to 7:15 pm - Information session. Topics that will be covered at this meeting:
- The goals of the game;
- How the game is designed to work;
- The rules of the game;
- The role of social media in the game;
- Who can play; and
- The rollout.
7:15 pm to 7:30 pm - Questions & answers
The event is FREE and open to the public. Please register in advance here on Eventbrite. You do not have to be a member of Rochester Art Collectors to come to this program.
This is the first of two dedicated information sessions on this topic. The first session is Wednesday, March 4th at the same time. Click here for details.
A brief overview of Red Dot Challenge will also be offered at every program through the balance of 2020.