A game popularized by surrealists in the 1920s, Exquisite Corpse unfolds as a collaborative drawing process in which each participant draws on one section of a folded piece of paper and passes it on to the next participant to fill in another section, and so on and so forth. In a parallel structure to “. . .” we have set up three-part corpses. Each section of a corpse can be completed one after the other (revealing the corpse to all three participants once it’s been completed), or anyone can choose to fill in one section of a corpse, and leave it for others to fill in during a later time in the workshop.
We have no boundaries on what methods of creation can be applied to this activity. Participants can draw, write, paint, cut up, collage, etc.