The project, begun by painter Carianne Mack Garside in 2008, creates a platform for participants to engage in creative production every day for 100 days and then share their individual projects with the community, creating a network of momentum and motivation.

Interdisciplinary and democratic, each participant defines their individual project within the framework, with disciplines ranging from video and drawing to poetry and cooking, and backgrounds ranging from professional artists to inspired spouses.

Daily practice and interactivity draws the work together as each individual act becomes tied to the group and necessarily influenced by it. The project will continue this summer, beginning in late May of 2011, and the exhibition will serve as a hub for inviting new participants.