Art Workers
At the core of most collectives and activist artist groups is an ambition to redefine relationships between artists and the institutions that contract our labor, and think about the precarity of the working conditions in the contemporary art field as well as reflect ad respond to provide different solutions that fit each context. So we have compiled a list of collectives and artist groups who provide a range of interventions from case studies, artist-testimonies to statistical data and toolkits.
✊ You can also visit our list of
︎︎︎ Sister Initiatives
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Artist Groups
︎︎︎ Qaaf Laam Collective
︎︎︎ Carrotworkers' Collective
︎︎︎ Decolonize This Place (DTP)
︎︎︎ Kunstenaars Honorarium
︎︎︎ Wage for Work (W.A.G.E.)
︎︎︎ Codes of Acquisitions
︎︎︎ Art Workers
︎︎︎ Future Climates
︎︎︎ SCAM THE SCAM
︎︎︎ Common Practice
︎︎︎ Werker Collective
︎︎︎ Arts of the Working Class
︎︎︎ Precarious Workers Brigade
︎︎︎ The Nap Ministry - Rest as Resistance
︎︎︎ Honest Labour - Freelance Office for Culture
︎︎︎ Migrants in culture - End the hostile environment
︎︎︎ Carrotworkers' Collective
︎︎︎ Decolonize This Place (DTP)
︎︎︎ Kunstenaars Honorarium
︎︎︎ Wage for Work (W.A.G.E.)
︎︎︎ Codes of Acquisitions
︎︎︎ Art Workers
︎︎︎ Future Climates
︎︎︎ SCAM THE SCAM
︎︎︎ Common Practice
︎︎︎ Werker Collective
︎︎︎ Arts of the Working Class
︎︎︎ Precarious Workers Brigade
︎︎︎ The Nap Ministry - Rest as Resistance
︎︎︎ Honest Labour - Freelance Office for Culture
︎︎︎ Migrants in culture - End the hostile environment
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