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A Wild in Art event delivered in partnership
with Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Welcome to our
2019 is the 60th anniversary of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation
Trust, and we wanted to mark the year with a large-scale,
community project involving subjects close to our hearts, namely
our beautiful gorilla family at the zoo and our new strategy to
exciting new connect people to nature.
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Durrell has always been at the forefront of conservation
adventure for 2019… and our aim to better connect 1 million people to nature by
2025 continues that tradition. There are several pathways to
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connection, with beauty being amongst the most important.
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People who are better connected to nature are healthier, more
productive, more engaged, and this event will get people
outdoors and help us in our aims of protecting precious wildlife.
We also know that art itself is an important way to feel engaged.
Art-connectedness can lead to nature-connectedness, whether
that be by making art or appreciating the work of the local and
international artists that you will see on the trail.
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We will also, in the near future, be building a new indoor house
for our gorillas, expanding it to be more complex, exciting and
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comfortable for Badongo, our silverback, and his family. This
sculpture trail marks the launch of our fundraising efforts to
create the best gorilla house to care for our beloved gorillas.
Please get involved –
brightly coloured, artist imagined, with thanks from all
life-size gorilla sculptures will be
at Durrell, Badongo,
placed across the island and will
and the whole
lead people on a trail of discovery,
not only to see the gorillas gorilla family
themselves, but the nature in which DR L E S L E Y DI C K I E
C EO O F D U R R EL L W IL D L IF E
they are placed. C O N S ERVAT IO N T R U S T
Why Gorillas?
Gorillas are majestic, powerful yet gentle animals, and one
of our closest living relatives. But they are in peril. All four
subspecies of gorilla are under threat due to habitat loss,
hunting, wildlife trade, and the spread of infectious disease.
Jersey Zoo has been home to western lowland gorillas for
nearly 60 years. We have cared for three silverbacks and their
families, and successfully bred over 20 individuals. As part of our
commitment to the conservation of the species we bring gorilla
rangers from Africa to Jersey each year to train with staff here.
The current zoo habitat boasts an extensive outside area where
gorillas roam amongst natural vegetation. The indoor area,
however, requires redevelopment. We have a bold and exciting
plan for a major extension to the existing building, which will
create:
• Two new, large exhibition dens, quadrupling the size of
Badongo Bahasha
the existing areas. The interiors will feature a ‘biofloor’ with
natural features within.
• An advanced, translucent roof that allows full natural
daylight to flood in. DATE OF BIR TH 27 September 1999 DATE OF BIR TH 23 April 1994
• A row of smaller dens where we can manage animals at
close quarters.
PL ACE OF BIR TH Vallée des Singes Park, France PL ACE OF BIR TH Melbourne Zoo, Australia
• An additional, extensive outside area and bedroom dens,
for their health and well being.
Badongo is our resident silverback gorilla, the
leader of the group. it’s his responsibility to protect
Bahasha is our youngest adult female. She arrived
in Jersey in 2001 from Melbourne Zoo, and since
• A stunning visitor interpretation area, where gorillas pass
overhead.
the group from perceived threats and maintain
order, intervening when there are squabbles.
Badongo’s mother, Virunga, is one of the last
then her confidence has gradually grown. Today
she enjoys a central role within the group. She has
been an enthusiastic playmate to younger gorillas
gorillas in any European zoo to have been born here, and we hope that one day she will have
This development, utilising the latest construction methods, in the wild and therefore his offspring will make offspring of her own.
incorporates the best design features taken from modern important contributions to the gorilla gene pool in
gorilla builds around the world. It will provide an advanced zoos. Badongo is a patient and attentive father,
gorilla home habitat, providing the optimum conditions for their often seen playing with his son, Indigo.
welfare, not just for today but well into the future.
Hlala Kahilli Kishka Indigo
DATE OF BIR TH 23 January 1988 DATE OF BIR TH 9 November 1978 DATE OF BIR TH 27 September 2012
PL ACE OF BIR TH Jersey Zoo PL ACE OF BIR TH Howletts Wild Animal Park, UK PL ACE OF BIR TH Jersey Zoo
Hlala Kahilli is the daughter of Jambo, Durrell’s first Kishka is the oldest gorilla at Durrell. She had a Indigo shares his birthday with his father, Badongo.
silverback. She grew up surrounded by her many daughter with Durrell’s first silverback, Jambo. Like most young gorillas Indigo has a lively and
siblings. She has a quiet, self-assured nature and Despite her gentle, unassuming nature, Kishka is a mischievous nature. He enjoys playing with other
has always charmed and bonded with any new strong and stable character. Following the death members of the group, who are, in general,
male joining the Durrell gorilla group. In 2012 she of Jambo in 1992 she took on a matriarchal role, only too happy to oblige. As he matures, he will
gave birth to her fourth offspring, Indigo. helping the family through the period of transition. become increasingly independent of his mother,
Hlala Kahilli.
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commitment to make a difference to the
world we leave for future generations.
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vital part of Durrell’s strategy to rewild species and
as well as people and places.
• Araisemassawareness
exhibition of public art to engage communities,
and funds.
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islands and invites international artists to join.
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• An innovative and exciting art trail around the town
centre, parks, open spaces and parishes of our island.
September 2018
• An event that will positively contribute to the economic,
cultural and social life of our island.
Full project launch
november 2018
• Many months of fun events for all ages and activities
that will make people smile and build community pride.
Call to artists for submissions
GO WILD GORILLAS will come alive
from 29th July to 14th October 2019
how it works…
Go Wild Gorillas will connect corporate, public and gorillas and the work at Durrell. Go Wild Gorillas will also
community partners around our islands – providing a new give C O M M U NI T Y G R O U P S the opportunity to work
and uniquely creative avenue for collaboration, united to with local artists to create their own young gorilla. These
support conservation. designs will have their own shop window trail before
returning to live permanently with their adopted school or
Businesses, individuals and groups are invited to sponsor a community group family.
blank Go Wild Gorilla sculpture - ‘the canvas’.
RESI D ENT S AND V I SI T O RS will explore the trail using
Over 30 individually designed Gorillas will go on display the Go Wild Gorillas app, which will help them navigate
through our town centre, parks, open spaces, parishes around the island, discover new places and unlock
of Jersey and our neighbouring Channel Islands, taking exciting sponsor rewards – generating phenomenal levels
people on a journey of discovery whilst connecting them of engagement and interaction.
to art and nature.
At the end of the trail the troop will come together for a
A R T I ST S – well-known, emerging and as yet, special gorilla gathering, giving people the chance to see
undiscovered artists are invited to submit designs which the gorillas together, take their final ‘selfies’, meet some of
are presented to sponsors who select their own unique the artists who created them and maybe choose one to
piece of artwork. The successful artists are commissioned bid for in the Auction!
to customise each sculpture.
The Grand Gorilla Auction in the autumn will be a glittering
SC HOOL S AN D CO LLE G E S will also join the fun, celebration and opportunity to raise vital funds for Durrell
adopting and designing their own smaller young gorillas and the new home for our gorillas at Jersey Zoo.
whilst engaging in a learning programme all about
6 January 2019 27 July –
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closing deadline Commission artists Go Wild Gorillas Trail live Grand Gorilla Auction
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Presentation of designs to July 2019 Go Wild Gorillas
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Inspiration
In 2019, Go Wild Gorillas brings together Durrell’s positive and bold strategy for
conservation with the celebration of our 60th Anniversary. We aim to deliver a world
class sculpture trail and creative learning programme which can be enjoyed by
islanders and visitors to Jersey, as well as our neighbouring Channel Islands. This is a
celebration of the remarkable work achieved at Jersey Zoo and in the wild to protect
species from extinction and its most iconic species, the Western Lowland Gorilla.
For centuries artists and sculptors from around the world have been inspired by
the wonders of nature and wildlife; striving to capture, represent, reflect or idealise
the natural world. For many artists, the natural world is the common influence that
transcends time and connects them to one another. Now more than ever, it is vital that
we nurture this connection and raise awareness of conservation and the importance of
protecting our planet. Go Wild Gorillas is an exciting opportunity for you to do just that,
whilst celebrating Durrell’s 60th anniversary and their work in Jersey and around the
world.
By taking part in Go Wild Gorillas, you will be helping Durrell with our goal of connecting
more people to nature and raising funds for a new Gorilla enclosure, and most
importantly, you will be showcasing your creativity and taking part in a collaborative,
community-orientated, public art project.
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wild in art Wild in Art events attract a wide range of artists from all over the world to submit designs for their sculpture trails, all from different stages in their career. From passionate hobbyists and students to freelancers and professional artists, there is a chance for everyone to design a sculpture with the potential to then bring it to life. We are hoping that Go Wild Gorillas will be no different, attracting an exciting array of designs that will bring a thrilling and eclectic sculpture trail to the Channel Islands. The success of the event is dependent on the strength of the designs, so ‘Go Wild’ and design a gorilla that may become a part of Durrell’s legacy. David Shrigley's ‘slimon’ design was chosen for the brighton and hove snailspace trail Shrigley is a British visual artist whose expansive portfolio which encompasses drawing, animation, painting, sculpture, performance and music, combined with quick-witted and deadpan takes on everyday life have gained him a global acclaim. He is no stranger to public art, creating his piece Really Good for the Fourth Plinth Commission in 2016. Shrigley demonstrates the sculpture trails potential for attracting well- known artists which can benefit everyone involved through added media attention, attracting sponsors and adding both monetary and artistic value to the event. There are far too many artists to list, so we encourage you to look at Wild In Art’s website and explore their past events, seeing the huge potential for your designs. visit wildinart.co.uk / @wildinart
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and the shortlisted artworks will then be presented to the
event sponsors on 31st January 2018.
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via Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust for a bespoke design
gO r i l lA from a business or organisation, or be part of a community
project. Please see the Artist Submission Form to indicate your
preferences.
If your design is selected, you will be asked to transfer it onto
the adult size sculpture between March to June 2019. As
a successful applicant, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
will pay you an honorarium of £850 on completion of your
artwork. You will be acknowledged as the artist on a plaque
attached to the concrete base of the adult Gorilla and in
the main Go Wild Gorillas collateral, including the official trail
map, auction catalogue and website.The Gorilla
The Gorilla has been created by Wild in Art’s Creative Director,
Chris Wilkinson. It has been purposefully designed to act as a 3D
What Next?
Please use the Go Wild Gorillas template provided to create
blank canvas to enable artists to create their own unique work of art.
your design. Once created complete the Artist Submission
Form and return with your designs by post or submit online
The Gorillas are manufactured using a mixture of Class II fire retardant
directly through our online system at: www.gowildgorillas.org
laminating resin and chopped, roving fibreglass over an initial
brushed-on layer of polyester gel coat. Each Gorilla is finished with
Designs must be in PDF or JPG format and be in high
a primer and is ready to paint.
resolution. You may submit other examples of your work but
please restrict them to no more than A4 in size, Attachments
must not exceed a file size of 2MB (72dpi resolution).
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is unable to return any
materials submitted.
There is also an option to post entries to:
Artist Programme, Go Wild Gorillas, Durrell Wildlife
Conservation Trust, Les Augrès Manor, La Profonde Rue,
Trinity, Jersey, JE3 5BP
Any questions?
Please email Will Bertram, Artist Coordinator
art@gowildgorillas.org
A DU LT G ORI L L A - Dimensions (mm) H 1480 x L 1460 x W 850 Weight 40 kgArtist Submission Form
Personal Details* AR T I ST NAM E
Your name as it should appear on the sculpture’s plaque:
P L E A S E U S E BLOCK LE T T E R S
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T IT L E ( MR /M R S/M S/MISS/ OTHER). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................................................
F IR S T N AME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR T W O RK
Proposed title for your design:
L A S T N AME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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P R O F ESSI ON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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T O W N /PA R I SH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
P O ST C ODE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR T I ST STAT EM EN T
Please provide a short paragraph about yourself and work written in the third person.
This will be used on the website and in other appropriate promotional materials
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*Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust will use the information you provide on this form to contact you and include up as part of the
Go Wild Gorillas artist programme. For information about our Data Protection and Privacy Policy please visit www.durrell.org/legal ................................................................................Production Additional opportunities sculpture outline
Please indicate whether you will work on your sculpture in a 1 Please indicate if you would you be interested in working Please complete your proposed design on the outline
public painting space in Jersey or at a private studio. Please with an education or community group to produce a provided. Submitted artwork must be no larger than A4.
note that if you choose the latter, you will be responsible smaller Gorilla. Supporting materials are accepted but please keep them
for transporting the sculpture to your studio/work place. Yes No to a minimum. All submitted application materials will not
(Note: this selection is not a binding commitment. Locations be returned. Please remember to keep copies of your
of public painting spaces will be provided when you are 2 Would you be interested in producing a sculpture application form and all associated materials.
notified of your design’s selection). designed to a commercial sponsor’s specification?
Yes No
Public Painting Space Own Studio
3 Please give details of any relevant experience to the
Acknowledgement
Please indicate that you are available to work on your above forms of work.
By signing this application, I agree to all of the terms and
sculpture between April to June 2019.
conditions above. I certify that all statements made in
4 If you are a Jersey based artists and would be able to
this application are true to the best of my knowledge. I
Yes No host artists from the other Channel Islands, the UK or
acknowledge that Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is not
International artists please contact us.
liable for damage or loss of materials submitted.
(Note: this is not a binding contract)
5 If you are a non-Jersey artist and would like information N A M E ( PR IN T ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
about travel or accommodation, please contact us.
(Note: you must cover your own travel cost) S IG N ED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Gorilla Design
A painting space will be provided to create your Gorilla.
Should you wish to paint your sculpture in your own studio
and Materials
you will be responsible for its collection and delivery back to
the space.
When planning your design, you should bear in mind that: 7 While we welcome all art forms, experience has taught
us that collage and / or sticking paper or paper-based
1 You may submit up to two designs. products onto the sculpture does not prove as effective as
paring or mosaics. Please consider this before submitting
2 We will require you to sign our standard copyright your design, and be aware that most of the sculptures will be
agreement, included in the Artist Pack for each design you positioned outside.
submit.
8 When placed on the streets, each sculpture is bolted to a
3 When planning your designs, please bear in mind that concrete base using fixings. Artists are requested to keep the
they should be appropriate for public display and that the base area clear of any attachments.
audience will be broad-based and of all ages. Designs
that are overtly religious, political or sexual in nature will not 9 Artist materials are not provided. The use of water-based
be accepted. Additionally, neither corporate logos nor acrylic paints is recommended, although artificial resin paint
advertising is allowed. of two-component paint can also be used to paint or spray
a design. To complete your sculpture, it must be finished with
4 Artists may alter the basic sculpture shape but, if doing so, a waterproof, non-yellowing varnish which will be provided.
must ensure the finished work remains structurally intact. It is
recommended that only artists experienced in working with 10 Artists will not be responsible for placing their sculptures on
fibreglass submit designs that use this process. the streets or collecting them at the end of the event. We
do, however, ask artists to be available during and after the
5 Remember that the public will touch and interact with event for any touch-up work that maybe required. If an artist
your sculpture! Some people may even rest or sit on your is unavailable, another artist will carry out this work.
sculpture. Therefore, any attachments must be robust and
able to withstand this handling (including, potentially the
weight of an adult), not be likely to cause any injury, and
must be durable in an outside environment.N A ME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D E S I G N NA M E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N A ME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DE S I G N NA M E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Terms and Conditions
1 The project is open to all artists, amateur or professional. 11 You consent to the use of your work, name and photograph 21 Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust and Wild in Art may from time
in any promotional material carried out by Durrell Wildlife to time produce facsimiles of the completed Gorilla in both 2D
2 You may submit up to two applications.
Conservation Trust or Wild in Art without any further and 3D form, excluding figurines. For the avoidance of doubt,
3 All terms and conditions in this application form a part of the compensation. any agreement reached in connection with any facsimile of
agreement between you and Durrell Wildlife Conservation your design should include any consideration to be paid to
12 Your Work will be reviewed Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Trust in connection Go Wild Gorillas and by submitting you by Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust and / or Wild in Art
and Wild in Art prior to being shown to the Event Sponsors.
your work, you are agreeing to be bound by all terms and and require transfer of rights to Durrell Wildlife Conservation
conditions in this application form. 13 Work will be commissioned following confirmation by the Trust and Wild in Art.
Event Sponsors. This decision on all matters relating to the Work
4 You must be the sole author and owner of all intellectual 22 Subject at all times to your agreement Wild in Art and Durrell
selected to be used is final. No further correspondence will be
property rights of the work entered, or if the work is/are not Wildlife Conservation Trust may produce a figurine of the
entered into.
your own in full, you must have sole permission in writing from completed structure as part of the Event Merchandise. If your
the copyright owner/s to use his/her work. Source material or 14 Upon commissioning, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust or Gorilla is selected to be a figurine, this will be subject to a
proof of permission in use of another person’s work must be Wild in Art will enter into a separate contract with you to separate figurine contract and include a royalty fee.
made available on request by the selection panel. Durrell include an agreed schedule and the terms and conditions of
23 Following the event, the Gorilla will be auctioned to raise
Wildlife Conservation Trust does not accept liability in the engagement.
money for Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust. Artists will be
publication of any reproduced art.
15 Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust will provide the Gorilla at invited to renovate the Gorilla subject to, if necessary, an
5 The design must represent a piece of work that you have the no charge to you. Cost of materials is your responsibility with agreed additional fee.
ability to reproduce on a three-dimensional sculpture. the exception of varnish which will be provided. If you are
24 By entering your work for consideration to be selected
not able to paint the Gorilla in the painting space, you will
6 Any additions or modifications to Gorilla must be sufficiently to be used in the Event and for eligibility for payment of
be responsible for the cost of transporting the Gorilla to your
strong to maintain structural integrity of the sculpture, and must the honorarium you warrant that you have all required
studio.
not cause injury. rights and consents to submit the work and to allow Durrell
16 You will provide a list of artist materials specifically paint, brand Wildlife Conservation Trust and Wild in Art to use the work in
7 To enter, the work must be received by Durrell Wildlife connection with Go Wild Gorillas. You also agree to grant an
and colours used in the application on your Gorilla.
Conservation Trust by the closing date of Sunday 6th of irrevocable royalty-free licence to Durrell Wildlife Conservation
January 2019. All entries must be accompanied by a 17 Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust reserves the right to withhold Trust and Wild in Art to use the completed work for the
completed artist submission form. Postal copies must include any fee payable to you in connection with the event if in its purposes described elsewhere connected with the Event.
the original plus two copies of your design. sole opinion the quality of the finished work provided falls
below that which can be reasonably be expected for public
8 No allowances will be made for work that arrives later than the
display and/or is substantially different from the design you
deadline.
submitted. WILL BE R TRAM, AR TIS T CO O RD INATO R
A R T @ GO W IL D GO R IL L A S . O R G
9 All personal data provided by you may be used by Durrell
18 The Gorilla remains at all times the property of Durrell Wildlife
Wildlife Conservation Trust and Wild in Art for communications
Conservation Trust and must be returned in good order.
or marketing, unless you opt out in writing. We will not, without
your express consent, provide your personal information to any 19 If the Gorilla is returned unfinished by you or deemed to be
www.gowildgorillas.org
third parties for the purpose of direct marketing. The Wild in Art irreparable due to damage while in your possession, you shall
Privacy Policy can be found at www.wildinart.co.uk/privacy- be charged the full replacement cost of the Gorilla. DUR R E L L W I L DL I FE C O N S E RVATI O N TR US T
policy. is a member of the Association of Jersey Charities,
20 Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust will award commissioned membership number 69.
10 Copyright and all other IP Rights in the design belongs to and artists with an honorarium of £850+ vat (if applicable). This will
PATR O N HRH The Princess Royal
remains with the Artist. However, subject to Durrell Wildlife be paid on completion of the finished artwork, subject to sign
FO UN DE R Gerald Durrell, OBE, LHD
Conservation Trust or Wild in Art paying all amounts due to off, and all relevant paperwork. Payment will be paid within 28
the Artist under any final commissioning contract, the Artist working days of receipt of invoice. H O N O R A RY DI R E C TO R Lee Durrell, MBE, PhD
grants to Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust and Wild in Art an
irrevocable royalty free licence to use the completed artwork DUR R E L L W I L DL I FE C O N S E RVATI O N TR US T - UK
for Wild in Art’s and Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust purposes is registered in England and Wales.
in connection with the Event, Go Wild Gorillas. A charitable company limited by guarantee.
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