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Common Artwork fields
Fields
All OpenStreetMap tags are described by key:value pairs
*artwork_type=statue*
If the tag value is different for different languages there are language tags
E.g. name=en:Dawn
Below the tags which usually get used for artworks:
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Name
The name of the artwork.
If an artwork has no name don't add this field but create a new "noname" tag and set it to yes: "noname=yes"
Examples:
name=en:Dawn
name=de:Sonnenuntergang
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Description
If required add a description. The language tag goes into the key section
Examples:
description:en=The artwork is on the upper right side of the wall
description:de=Das Kunstwerk befindet sich an der Wand rechts oben
Artist
artist_name: Name of the artist
Example:
artist_name=Michael Dan Archer
If the artist is on Wikipedia add a link to it. Pick the most relevant language and let users switch in Wikipedia if they want to see another language
Links to Wikipedia are tagged with shortcodes:
wikipedia=<language_code>:<article_title>
Actual URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dan_Archer
OSM Tag: wikipedia=en:Michael_Dan_Archer
Examples:
artist:wikipedia=en:Michael Dan Archer
artist:wikipedia=de:Michael Dan Archer
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Artwork type
Sculpture, bust, statue, graffiti, ...the editor will show which values are available
Examples:
artwork_type=statue
artwork_type=sculpture
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Image
There are several ways to link an image to your artwork.
If the image is already available online, add a link to it. If not take a picture, upload it to either wikimedia or panoramax and add the link to OpenStreetMap.
Avoid propriatary image services. As far as I know officially supported by OpenStreetMap are wikidata/wikimedia, Panoramax.
1. Image tag
image=url to artwork image
Make sure whatever you add as url points to the actual image (JPG, PNG), ends with jpg/png, not a website which displays images
Example:
image=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fe/Michael_dan_archer.jpg
2. Panoramax
Panoramax is a project to collect and display street-level imagery. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panoramax
Either use the Panoramax website or one of the mobile applications (https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Baba) to upload and retrieve the Panoramax tag.
Example:
panoramax=ab0a3663-8130-4d80-951f-95c34a33d5e6
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Start Date
Date an artwork was installed or created.
Examples:
start_date=1999
start_date=2000
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Subject Wikipedia
This tag references the artwork, not the artist!
Like the artist tag, use the wikipedia shortcode, not the full url
Url: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Des_Esels_Schatten
Shortcode: subject:wikipedia=de:Des Esels Schatten
Examples:
subject:wikipedia=eo:La_ombro_de_la_azeno
subject:wikipedia=de:Des Esels Schatten
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Wheelchair
Indicates if an artwork is accessible by wheelchair.
Use this as reference: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:wheelchair
Examples:
wheelchair=no
wheelchair=yes
wheelchair=limited
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Material
Defines whatever the actual material is
Examples:
material=stone
material=wood
For stone PublicArtExplorer also supports the more granular stone tag.
Set the value for material to stone and add the stone tag to define the actual type of stone.
Example:
material=stone
stone=Gauinger Travertin
Don't confuse the above with stone_type=*, which is normally used to specify what a stone monument or memorial is representing (a cross, a code of arms, a bollard etc.) whereas stone=* is used to specify the stone material.
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Relations
If multiple artwork items belong together, create a site_relation tag and use that one for all the artworks which should be grouped together
The relation can have it's own tags which are shown together with the individual tags.
Currently supported are:
- name=*
- wikipedia=<language_code>:<article_title>
- type=site
Example:
name=Bildhauersymposion Oggelshausen
type=site
wikipedia=de:Bildhauersymposion_Oggelshausen