July 01, 2019
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Two Philly artists, Nicole Nikolich and Symone Salib, created a "Queer Eye" scavenger hunt because the cast members of the Netflix show are in Philly shooting their fifth season.
In honor of Pride and "Queer Eye" visiting Philly, two local installation artists have set up a scavenger hunt across the city.
If you didn't know (how could you not?), the cast of the Netflix series is about to be in Philly to shoot the show's fifth season, which will premiere sometime in 2020.
On Sunday, Conrad Benner, of the Streets Dept. blog, first noticed that artists Symone Salib and Nicole Nikolich collaborated on a Fab Five Scavenger Hunt.
The installations are wheat paste and yarnbomb collabs of "Queer Eye" cast members Bobby Berk, Antoni Porowski, Jonathan Van Ness, Karamo Brown, and Tan France. And on Instagram, Salib and Nikolich are giving clues for fans to find all five of the installations, which will be revealed by the end of day on Tuesday.
And apparently Bobby has already noticed and put it on his own social media (!).
View this post on InstagramA post shared by Bobby Berk (@bobbyberk) on
The first clue was for Antoni's installment, who's hiding somewhere on South Street between Broad and 13th Streets. And on Monday, the artists revealed that Bobby is somewhere in West Philly.
Nikolich told PhillyVoice Karamo's location will be posted Monday night and JVN and Tan will be posted on Tuesday.
View this post on InstagramA post shared by Nicole Nikolich (@lace_in_the_moon) on
Happy hunting!
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