Talk:Artist collective
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should this be somehow merged with the artist collective CATEGORY??
- yes. --jackohare 17:22, 19 December 2005 (UTC)
- yes Inspectorpanther 21:40, 19 December 2005 (UTC)
- yesUser:anon
- Somehow? specifically the growing list should be, but the textual content should stay here to explain the phenomenon, its history and its reasons. DavidP
- yes LisaSastro
[edit] linkspam
I have just removed a link to 'loveart gallery' it is not a collective nor is it run by artists - it is a comercial online gallery. sorry 195.92.168.176. DavidP
[edit] Selected art collectives
I have removed all of the web links in the 'Selected art collectives' section, as well as some of the wiki pages as they didn't appear to be relevent. I also think that the whole section needs to be cleaned up as it is huge and a lot of the collectives don't have wiki pages anyway. So for the time being I am putting all of the links to non existent wiki pages in here and perhaps fans of these collectives can make the pages for them and then re ad them to the article. --Jimmyjrg 12:09, 19 October 2006 (UTC)
- Anti Gravity Surprise (AGS)
- Area 10
- Barnstormers
- BaseKamp
- Beige (USA)
- Burning Man splinter groups
- CertGraph (Malaysia)
- collectif B/N (France)
- Colossal Calm
- Collission Collective
- Dearraindrop (USA)
- Dhamaal Electronic Artistic Collective (USA)
- Electronic Disturbance Theater
- eye lounge contemporary art space, Phoenix, AZ
- Fastwurms (Canada)
- The Fool
- Forcefield (USA)
- Funny Farm (Canada)
- General Idea (Canada)
- GH avisualagency (USA)
- Glowlab
- Group Material
- Handstand Command
- Lazertown! Art Collective
- LoVid
- Madagascar Institute
- Mercurial Productions
- Meta-Collectives
- Mutoid Waste Co.
- Ocean Earth
- PAD/D
- Pirate Radio Groups
- Radical Software Group
- Red 76 (USA)
- REPOhistory
- Royal Art Lodge (Canada)
- RUN Collection (International)
- Slanguage (USA)
- Subway Parties
- Third Mind Collective
- Toyshop
- UnionDocs
- Ultra-Red
