THE LAST 7 YEARS OF 21 YEARS OF LIVING ART

THE LAST 7 YEARS(2012-2019) OF ANOTHER 21 YEARS OF LIVING ART(1998-2019)

  WHAT:
 I am interviewing artists/lifeists interested in participating in the final 7 years of ANOTHER 21 YEARS OF LIVING ART. The mission statement is below.
  The artists selected and I will have 2 yearly skype meetings and email access throughout the performance, fourteen meetings on skype total.

SELECTION:
 Selection of a participant or participants will depend on content/concept/compatability.

HOW TO APPLY:
 Send a 700 word description of a commitment you would like to make for 7 years to: lindamontano@hotmail.com . The performance begins December 8, 2012 and ends December 8, 2019. Send inside the eamil, not as an app.

COST: There is a yearly fee of $100-$700, sliding scale, each year or an appropriate barter.



  DESCRIPTION OF THE CONCEPT ANOTHER 21 YEARS OF LIVING ART (1998-2019): LINDA MARY MONTANO

MISSION STATEMENT:
 ANOTHER 21 YEARS OF LIVING ART (1998-2019) is art that compassionately practices an appreciation for life and is a durational continuation of my exploration of the art of consciousness. The artist/lifeists invited to this experience, ecumenically choose their own unique methodologies and explore their work while remaining in virtual/internet communication with each other throughout their practice of compassionately transforming their life, via art.
 It is based on Linda MARY Montano’s endurance: 7 YEARS OF LIVING ART + ANOTHER 7 YEARS OF LIVING ART = 14 YEARS OF LIVING ART, 12/8/1984—12/8/1998. www.lindamontano.com, www.vdb.org http://lindamarymontano.blogspot.com

DESCRIPTION:
“When I finished 14 YEARS OF LIVING ART, an art experience-endurance based on the 7 chakras, I became so enamored of working with time that I wanted to share that joy with others, and so I designed ANOTHER 21 YEARS OF LIVING ART. I felt that other artists could become virtual/internet art family and I would feel as if I were in good company, with like-minded friends, doing work based on time, endurance and with reference to my past work, but interpreted by each artist according to their discipline, practice and personal aesthetic." Linda Mary Montano.