May 6, 2009 · · archive: txp/article

Zeit-Bike: Spoke Tales

The City of Tacoma and Tacoma Art Museum are once again inviting artists to submit entries for Zeit-Bike. This year’s theme is “Spoke Tales” and artists are asked to create spoke cards that promote bicycling in Tacoma. The deadline is now just one week away. So, why do you love bicycling in Tacoma? Can you express it in 3” x 5” of space?

Win
Awards announced May 21st, 2009 at 6:00 pm
Tacoma Art Museum
Free (Third Thursday)

1st Place – $200 Visa gift card
2nd Place – $100 Visa gift card
3rd Place – $50 Visa gift card
Kids Category – $50 Visa gift card.

Plus, the winning designs will be reproduced and shared with the public.

How to Enter
Send 3” X 5” laminated Spoke Card to:

Diane Wiatr
City of Tacoma
747 Market Street., Rm. 1036
Tacoma, WA 98402

Include name, contact info and age and age (if 13 or under) on back of card. Must be post-marked by May 13th, 2009.

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5 comments

  • David Koch May 7, 2009

    I’m going to make some shirts and I’ll let you know when they’re available. Would anyone be interested in one? Bumper stickers?

  • Elliot May 7, 2009

    I got a piece of bike related art: you just need white paint, and you actually use the road as the canvas. It’s kind of a minimalist thing, you just make two long lines next to each other, about 3 feet apart right there on the road. I think the city should submit about 50 of them by next week for this contest.

    Seriously, for all the talk the city does about bikes, I see no action whatsoever in making this a better city to ride in. I refuse to participate in this empty cheerleading contest, and I suggest everyone else do the same. Or, better yet, send angry letters as your entry.

    PS, I’m bitter, can you tell?

  • Christopher Sharp May 7, 2009

    I thought the deadline for the spoke card was on the 8th. Did I get it wrong?

  • dolly varden May 7, 2009

    I would definitely get an “I bike TAC” bumper sticker.

    Let’s hope improving Tacoma’s bike infrastructure is high on the list of the new Office of Sustainability.

  • Tacoma (A)roma May 8, 2009

    I would buy a few of those shirts, seriously.