Art is Land Network functions as an artistic think-tank where members share ideas and opportunities to find common ground for collaboration.  They seek to increase awareness of alternative art-making methodologies that employ natural and re-purposed materials in a local, respectful way.  The common thread for these artists is their engagement with landscape.  AILN approaches the land itself as impetus for locative art strategies, artists working in the land, site-generated art and social engagement.

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