A face in the crowd...

3rd row down, 5th from the left (next to the hand)

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When Artists Say We

Here's an article I ran across in the NY Times about collaborative work, When Artists Say We".

My question is, can we move on past the self-referential themes? Nobody outside of the art world cares...do they?

Human Pixel update

Work by Saint Anonymous Collective will be on view along with hundreds of other artists participating in the Human Pixel Project on April 14th at the Three Columns Gallery at Harvard University.

Human Pixel Project

Here is a nice collaborative art project: Human Pixel Project

Will You Be Drinking Vintage or Boxed Wine?

One of purposes of this blog is to research collaborative art.

Here's something we found over at Art and Architecture.org about Rubens and Brueghel.

"some painters may discover they have a special talent for still-life or landscape or figures or whatever, and decide to specialise in that particular genre. So, a landscape specialist might get a colleague who excels in figure painting to provide the human interest, while a figure painter might call on another specialist to set the figures in scene and embellish them with other details. Second-rate artists often chose to do work in this way as a means of streamlining the production process in an assembly-line approach to making paintings."

We have been doing some collaborative projects and have found ourselves slipping into assembly line mode...our goal this month is to try to switch specialties. Our robot specialist will switch with the bird master. Junk assemblage man will switch with fancy flower maiden. We will embrace sabotage and you will drink the fruits of our labor.