Sketchtravel: A Traveling Sketch Book
Thursday November 09th 2006, 8:04 am
Filed under: art/culture/design

toxicwasteMasterminded by France (Nantes)-based illustrator/designer, Gérald Guerlais and White Plains (NY)-based Japanese painter, Daisuke Tsutsumi, Sketchtravel involves more than 50 artists worldwide who will one-by-one, during the period of one year, share the possession of a sketchbook. This sketchbook will travel the globe into the hands of each artist so they can add a creative work to one page of the sketchbook. The book cannot be mailed. It must be handed off in-person from artist to artist.

The sketchbook is meant to inspire each artist as it is received, which could add to the continuity of the work as a whole. In any case, it should be a wonderful final art piece incorporating the ideas of creativity, artistic skills/abilities and friendship.

When the sketchbook is completed, it will be exhibited at the Arludik Gallery in Paris, then eventually sold at auction for charity selected by the artists.

There’s a map online where you can track where the sketchbook is located here: Where’s the sketchbook now?

More about it here: SketchTravel

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Cool idea; I wonder who will be the one to bring it over the pond?

Comment by PretzelBug 11.09.06 @ 10:23 am

That is fabulous…what a story! I’ll have to track it…

Meilleurs vœux!

Comment by blueVicar 11.09.06 @ 5:22 pm



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