For our 14th Peer/Peer Collaboration, Indonesian artist Angkasa Bercerita collaborated with British artist Richard Phoenix. Angkasa works with the graphics supported studio Tab Space in Indonesia.

For our 15th Peer/Peer Collaboration, Indonesian artist Suzanne Yazid collaborated with British artist James Lambert.  Suzanne works with the supported studio Tab Space, a supported studio based in Bandung City.

In Spring 2024, we began a British Council funded international collaboration with Tab Space supported studio in Indonesia. We wanted to introduce the two partnerships that will be involved in each Peer to Peer collaboration, sharing the outcomes later in the year.

For our 13th Peer/Peer Collaboration, Hena Dupreez collaborated with Swiss artist Gabi Deutsch. Hena works with the supported studio DADAA in Western Australia.

For our 12th Peer/Peer Collaboration, Leslie Thompson collaborated with Eleni Maragaki MRSS. Leslie works with the supported studio Venture Arts, Manchester. This collaboration was part of Art et al.’s partnership with the Royal Society of Sculptors.

For our 11th Peer/Peer Collaboration, Thompson Hall collaborated with Simone Kennedy MRSS. Thompson works with the supported studio ActionSpace, London. This in-person collaboration was part of Art et al.’s partnership with the Royal Society of Sculptors.

In early 2023, Harriet Body, an artist based in Syndey, Australia collaborated with Swiss artist Clemens Wild.  Roberts works with Atelier Rohling, a supported studio based in Bern.

Let us introduce you to the fourth Peer to Peer collaboration as part of Art et al. X Ketemu. We have commissioned Indonesian artist Mutia Bunga to collaborate, have conversations with, and be creative with Arts Project Australia artist, Paul Hodges.

Indonesian artist Winda Satya has collaborated with Australian artist Mawarini on a peer to peer, as part of Art et al. X Ketemu

In late 2022 into early 2023, Indonesian disabled artist Karin Josephine collaborated with London-based contemporary artist Christian Newby, as part of the Art et al. X Ketemu project

In mid 2022 UK learning disabled artist Chris Angell collaborated with Indonesian contemporary artist Budi, as part of the Art et al. X Ketemu project

Over late 2021/early 2022, UK artist Holly Stevenson collaborated with Melbourne based Arts Project Australia artist Georgia Szmerling.

Over winter 2021, UK based artist John Powell-Jones collaborated with Australian Art Gusto studio artist Matt Robertson

Over summer 2021, UK artist from Submit to Love studios Sandra Lott collaborated with Melbourne based artist Emily Ferretti.

Over the spring of 2021, Cherelle Sappleton, an artist based in Ramsgate, UK collaborated with Australian artist Thom Roberts.  Roberts works with StudioA, a supported studio based outside of Sydney.

Over the month of March Sydney-based artist, Alasdair McLuckie collaborated with British artist David James to create new work. James works with Venture Arts, a supported studio based in Manchester.