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Tuesday, 22 December 2009 09:17

How to Participate

Written by Jennifer Marsh
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Jennifer at Press ConferenceAnyone can be a part of this world wide collaborative.

The Dream Rocket is reaching out to students, teachers, schools, individuals, groups and organizations to create and submit over 8,000 "Dream Theme" or "Visionary" panels that will be sewn together in Huntsville, Alabama. This historical 30,467-square foot quilt will represent dreams from all over the world. During May and June of 2010, (60 days) this quilt will completely wrap the 363-foot vertical Saturn V Rocket which stands in front of the  U.S. Space reach for the stars harber at randolph school huntsville al& Rocket Center® in Huntsville, Alabama.

How do I participate?
1. Reserve a spot for your panel on the Rocket today!

Need a sponsor?

2. Create and submit a Dream Theme Panel / Mini Dream Theme Panel or a Visionary Panel
(See page links on left hand side)

*Please note: we do not mail you a panel, you simply reserve a spot for your panel.

3.
Mail Panel with Entry Form by one of the due dates listed on the Reservation Page.

(If you need a little more time this will be okay)

Overview:
What is a Dream Theme Panel / Mini Dream Theme Panel?
When you are creating a Dream Theme Panel you will be given a list of possible themes to consider. However, you are given theBy Nina Lise Moen from Finland, freedom to create your own theme. While thinking about your theme, ask yourself, “What would my dream be for a better future in relation to this theme?” Your panel can be designed anyway you would like; it could be very abstract or very realistic, or somewhere in the middle. See Create a Dream Theme Panel.

 Can I choose my own Dream Theme?
There are no restrictions on what Dream Theme you can choose to express in your panel. You are free to dream whatever you would like. The Dream Team simply has provided some possibilities of themes to help you take that first step. However, when you mail in your form with your panel you will be asked to circle a listed Dream Theme just so that our staff will know where to post an image of your panel. This will also help you to find where your panel’s image is posted on our website for future reference. These panels are 2 feet by 2 feet.

What is a Visionary Panel?
Visionary Panels are recommended but not limited to groups, schools, organizations, etc. To create a Visionary Panel you will need to select a designated Visionary from our list. By purchasing your Visionary Panel you will be the only group representing that Visionary. InBrookedale Place creating your Visionary Panel you will be asked to consider your chosen Visionary Dreams and influence in history and the present. In doing so you have many different methods of approaching the creation of your panel. It is best to select a question for your group to think about. Example; How did this Visionary influence the world? How did he/she influence me? If you were standing in his/her shoes,
what do you think his/her dream for a better future would be? See Create a Visionary Panel. These panels are 4 Feet x 4 Feet.
Images of Panels & Participant Recognition
You will be asked to fill out a form, print it, and mail it, along with your submitted panel. Once we receive your panel we will photograph and document it. Your panel’s photograph and information with be posted on our Flickr Account. Your first and last name, along with city, state, or country will be posted under the Who’s Involved section.

Need a Sponsor?
We understand that money is hard to come by these days. There are many ways to find sponsorship for your panel. Let us help you find sponsorship!

 Want to Sponsor?Education
This is a great opportunity for you to support student’s and individuals all over the world who would like the opportunity to submit a panel but may not be able to provide the submission fee. We are happy to collect your sponsorship and match it with an applicant who meets your specifications (example: I would like to sponsor 3 panels from 3 elementary schools in New Zealand) If you are interested go to Want to sponsor?

Disclosure: All donations, reservations, or sponsorships are non-refundable - Unless The Dream Rocket project is permanently canceled. Thank you.

NOTE: Once a reservation is made, your panel is guaranteed a spot on the Dream Rocket Quilt. However, if you submit a panel that is considered by the U.S. Space & Rocket Center® to be obscene or politically offensive, the Dream Rocket Team has the right to request another, however this does not mean you lose a spot for your panel or that you will receive a refund, you will simply need to submit a new panel. Thank you.

"So come with me, where dreams are born, and time is never planned. Just think of happy things, and your heart will fly on wings, forever, in Never Never Land!" - Peter Pan

"Some painters transform the sun into a yellow spot; others transform a yellow spot into the sun." - Pablo Picasso

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  • Comment Link Susan Henry Saturday, 23 January 2010 14:43 posted by Susan Henry

    Jennifer, My students are finishing their panel this Monday, January 25. If you want to come and take pictures, they will be in my classroom from 3:30 to 4:30 at Meridianville Middle. Susan Henry, Art Teacher

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