An aspirant to Everythingism must be pretty good at five or more expressive disciplines - pretty good means either earning a living from the practice of the discipline or being publicly recognized as a practitioner by regularly performing, exhibiting, publishing etc. An expressive discipline is any activity that successfully conveys ideas, experience or emotion.

It is also desirable that the disciplines be diverse, it doesn't really count if the candidate is pretty good at five styles of dance, for instance. Everythingism is the space between supposedly unrelated processes and activities. I say supposedly because adjacent things naturally grow connections and this is how knowledge is created. Every expressive practice nourishes some aspect of self, and amps up expression in general. Everythingism is a movement that supports the desire to do it all, because fusion and integration is an appropriate response to duality and multiplicity.

Dan Kelly's five or more disciplines include painting - I am selling my work and exhibiting regularly, music - specifically singing and percussion for which I earned five bucks in the subway during my December 2000 visit to NYC, writing - the foundation for most of my grant funded projects, acting - specifically on stage and improvisational street performance such as the 1994 performance of Box, stints of sidewalk chalk and a more recent smattering of community theater, and finally interactivity - software development for Storypaint and Perception, and the participatory sculpture Find the Creator. I might also include my physical practice like yoga, running or swimming because I am approaching the performance of a professional athlete, and this totally supports and supercharges expressive power.

Here is a short list of what I can do, what I have expertise and experience with.