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We are an inclusive, curated international art platform that commissions and presents collaborations between artists from supported studios, artist peers and arts professionals. We elevate diverse voices and creative practices.

 
 
 

Expanding the scope, role, and definition of contemporary art.

Curating Collections is a collaborative project between Michael Camakaris from Arts Project Australia and one of Europe’s most significant private collections of contemporary art, Cranford Collection.

Curating Collections is a collaborative project between Michael Camakaris from Arts Project Australia and one of Europe’s most significant private collections of contemporary art, Cranford Collection.

Ella Fleck reflects on looking and processing the visual world through the practice of three Australian artists, Samraing Chea, Emily Dober, and Alan Constable.

Ella Fleck reflects on looking and processing the visual world through the practice of three Australian artists, Samraing Chea, Emily Dober, and Alan Constable.

In collaboration with Summertime, co-founder Sophia Cosmadoploulos interviews American artist Melvin "Milky" Way.

In collaboration with Summertime, co-founder Sophia Cosmadoploulos interviews American artist Melvin "Milky" Way.

Meet Venture Arts' David James and Sydney-based artist Alasdair McLuckie collaborating on Art et al's first Peer/Peer Collaboration.

Meet Venture Arts' David James and Sydney-based artist Alasdair McLuckie collaborating on Art et al's first Peer/Peer Collaboration.

Editor of The Double Negative, Mike Pinnington examines the practice of Barry Anthony Finan of Venture Arts, Manchester

Editor of The Double Negative, Mike Pinnington examines the practice of Barry Anthony Finan of Venture Arts, Manchester

In 2020, Australian and UK founding partners identified a need for more inclusive arts programming.

As a result, we formed Art et al. to expand the scope, role and definition of contemporary art.

Art et al. promotes inclusion, access, and equal pay in the arts for neurodivergent, and intellectually and learning disabled artists. Funded by the Australia Council for the Arts, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and the Aesop Foundation.

Read more about Art et al. >