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About: This bingo card is all about having fun while exploring an art exhibition at GMBB and engaging with both artwork and the gallery community. Perfect for exhibition visitors, art lovers, or even team-building groups, it encourages participants to interact creatively online and offline, making the visit lively, memorable, and social media-friendly.
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Start by getting the Untitled Art Exhibition PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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This Untitled Art Exhibition Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Follow primaryexhibitions and gmbb.kl on Instagram, Share a photo of your favourite artwork and tag primaryexhibitions & gmbb.kl on Instagram, Write a message to an artist (-RM2), Follow 3 artists on Instagram (tip: look for their socials in the e-catalogue!), Tell a joke to a gallery attendant, Take 3 photos of artwork that feature fish and show it to a gallery attendant, Take a photo of an artwork that features grapes and show it to a gallery attendant, Leave GMBB a 5-star review on Google Maps, Go to Artrabbit and label Untitled as "seen", Leave a positive comment under any of primaryexhibitions' posts (related to Untitled), Like 5 posts from any of the artists in Untitled, Share the Untitled poster on your social media, Leave your phone with a gallery attendant and walk around the exhibition for 20 minutes without your phone, Take a photo with an artwork that matches your outfit, Find a shop in GMBB that doesn't sell what their name says (hint: the name is related to food!), Count how many lightbulbs there are on Level 5, Guess a gallery attendant's age (you get 3 guesses per attendant!), Find a painting in the exhibition that reminds you of punk rock, Take a picture next to the smallest artwork you can find, Win 'rock paper scissors' against a gallery attendant 3 times in a row, Count the number of artwork in GM5-25 to GM5-30, Name 3 other events that took place (or are taking place) in GMBB in May, Count how many escalators are in GMBB, Come up with an backronym for GMBB (eg, Great Minds Big Brains), Memorize the exhibition paragraph on the wall.