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Mark your calendars, art freaks and mushroom enthusiasts: June 14, 2025, is the next Game of Shrooms, and it’s about to blow your mind. Imagine a worldwide Easter egg hunt, but instead of pastel-colored eggs, you’re hunting for original, mushroom-themed art hidden in public spaces by artists from every corner of the globe. Oh, and when you find it? It’s yours to keep. No strings, no catch—just pure, unadulterated art magic.

Started in 2019 by the visionary artist Daniel \"Attaboy\" Seifert, Game of Shrooms has become a full-blown international phenomenon. It’s not just an event; it’s a movement. A decentralized, collaborative, and utterly chaotic celebration of creativity, community, and the joy of stumbling upon something extraordinary in the most unexpected places. From Hong Kong to Berlin, Tokyo to Tasmania, artists and treasure hunters alike come together to hide, seek, and share in the weird, wonderful world of fungi-inspired art.

During the height of the pandemic, thousands of people participated in their local areas, proving that even in the most isolating times, art has the power to connect us. Hidden in parks, tucked under benches, or perched on street signs, these mushroom artworks became beacons of hope, surprise, and a little bit of mischief.

How It Works

For Artists: Got a knack for creating mushroom-themed masterpieces? Hide your original art in a public space, drop some cryptic clues on social media (Instagram is the go-to), and watch as strangers embark on a quest to find your work. Add your location to the Game of Shrooms global map, tag your IG handle, and let the world know you’re playing.

For Hunters: Ready to channel your inner explorer? Check out the global map to see where artists are hiding their work near you. Follow their social media for clues, grab your walking shoes, and get ready to hunt. The best part? When you find a piece, it’s yours to take home. No guilt, no questions asked—just art and adrenaline.

Why It Matters

In a world that often feels like it’s spinning off its axis, Game of Shrooms is a reminder of the simple joys of discovery and creativity. It’s a global art movement that’s free from pretension, dogma, or corporate sponsorship. It’s about people—artists and adventurers—coming together to create moments of wonder.

And let’s be real: who doesn’t love the idea of stumbling upon a handcrafted mushroom sculpture while walking your dog or grabbing a coffee? It’s like the universe saying, “Hey, here’s something cool just for you.”

Get Involved

Want to see what the hype is about? Check out @gameofshroomsofficial on Instagram for jaw-dropping examples from past years. Whether you’re an artist hiding your work or a hunter chasing that thrill of discovery, Game of Shrooms is your chance to be part of something bigger than yourself.

So, are you ready to join the hunt? Because on June 14, 2025, the world becomes a playground, and art is the prize. Let the games begin.

Game of Shrooms: Because the world needs more mushrooms, more art, and more surprises.

Checkout the map at the Game of Shrooms website

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