This dance of creative cooperation allows a play to unfold that is often unexpected and novel, dramatic and significant to more than just the single dreamer. As this dance moves onto a global stage, new kinds of theater emerge and the classical boundaries of stage, theater, gallery, art museum, journal, book, person, village, community and place change. We now have place without location. Anywhere is everywhere. Distance collapses, and horizons merge.
Dreams speak, write, dance and form part of the new digital matrix.
Dream Inspired Art Galleries Dream inspired artists have taken to the Internet creating traditional galleries with pictures on the wall, and interactive pictures that talk about themselves and allow chat with the artist. Dreams and dreamer artists like feedback and engaging others. E-mail responses can be imbedded directly into an art piece, so that viewers who wish to write to the artists can do so immediately. Others have set up message boards that allow the viewer to post a public message or join an ongoing written discussion of the art. The Granny Gallery, a project by Nancy Richter Brzeski, includes several works that focus on the evolving relationship between dream, artist and family members.