Working on a collaborative project can feel a bit daunting - but can also be a joyous creative (and logistical!) challenge that will progress your output and lead to all sorts of opportunities. Today we hear from Claire Hankey and Shilpa Agashe who share the outcomes and learnings from their common love of plants - and a mixing of their different approaches which lead to a new collection of work, and also a rather unique exhibition.
See the collaborative artwork here:
Listen to Claire’s Podcast Where the Art Began
Instagram: @clairehankeyartist
Find more about Shilpa Agashe and see the Reach Out project here:
https://www.shilpaagashe.com/reach-out/
Instagram: @agasheshilpa
Other creative collaborations:
Joan Mitchell - Poem collaboration https://www.joanmitchellfoundation.org/journal/celebrating-national-poetry-month
Basquiat/ Louis Vuitton collaboration
Supplies mentioned:
Find Alice Sheridan at:
www.alicesheridan.com
@alicesheridanstudio
Find more about Louise Fletcher:
www.louisefletcherart.com
@louisefletcher_art
Credits: "Monkeys Spinning Monkeys" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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