4/15/08

The Imagillaboration Project is now scheduling venues for its national exhibition tour beginning in January 2009. Interested Venues please CLICK HERE to download the Imagillaboration Show Proposal in .pdf format Imagillaboration in the news: Jackson Hole News and Guide article Exchange #7 is set for April 26th--May 3rd or there about. New work in the group galleries on the gallery page, Keep posting your work!!! Who's Who Page...Meet the participants... : See Who's Who interactive map of participants. CLICK HERE to view the map.

With over 100 participants committed, General Registration is now closed

How Many People are Participating in Imagillaboration?

106 Artists... Representing 26 States...WOW!!

Imagillaboration:

A Creative Synthesis of Imagination and Collaboration

Inspired by the “Exquisite Corpse” collaborations of the surrealists, and born from the belief that, however many of us there may be, contemporary sculptors comprise a true community, comes IMAGILLABORATION.

This Project seeks to bring a community made up of visionary and creative individuals even closer together as we share our unique skills and inspired perspectives on art through the process of collaboration.

Overview:

Groups of artists from around the country will work collectively over the course of a year to produce a body of sculptural work, one sculpture for each person participating.

Groups will consist of eight people. At the beginning of the project, each artist will start a sculpture by creating an element that will be added to by the other participants in the group.

Every Six weeks for 48 weeks the sculptures will be passed on to other members in the group. At the end of the 48 week period, all of the pieces will have been worked on by each member of the group.

The Project will culminate in a traveling exhibition and virtual exhibition on the Imagillaboration web site.

Note:

Although loosely based on the "exquisite corpse" concept of collaboration, Imagillaboration will differ from that format in that it will not be a "blind" collaboration. Participants will be responding to the elements that have already been incorporated into each piece as they add their own section to the sculpture. An ongoing dialog between artists in a group is encouraged. This way of approaching a collaborative project is more fun, and will produce a better result.

The Imagillaboration Project is now "live" and seeking participants.

For more detailed information please read the GUIDELINES

This project promises to be a HUGE success, and has the potential to grow exponentially. YOU can help make that success a reality. SUPPORT Imagillaboration

Http://www.imagillaboration.org