K-oh-llective
K-oh-llective (or KOH in short) is an artist group of five visual artists who have a shared desire to facilitate collective conversations around art practices. This platform is used for resource-sharing among artists, writers and curators in Egypt and the Arab world who are in need of this content and critical discourse. It features an open-source library with a database of essential tools for arts practitioners, as well as a selection of podcasts, texts and discussions. It stages online/offline studio visits and acts as a conduit for future art-making and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
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FAQ‘s
Q: Where did you first meet?
A: Miami (Alexandria, not Florida).
Q: How did K-oh-llective start?
A: On a whatsapp group, previously called “Boot Camp”.
Q: How would you describe K-oh-llective in 3 words?
A: Artist Support Group.
Q: Where do you guys usually meet?
A: on Zoom, Messenger, Whatsapp and Instagram.
Q: What do you mean by ‘emerging artists?’
A: Artists, like ourselves, always catching application deadlines rather than feelings.
Q: What kind of contributions are you expecting?
A: We expect various types of contributions; text, reviews, critiques, conversations or any other form that we might have not thought of.
Q: What would you describe as the turning point for K-oh-llective?
A: Well, that would be getting an acceptance letter from Mophradat which stated that we received a grant. This, of course, involves a contract to sign so that the work must be done.
A: Miami (Alexandria, not Florida).
Q: How did K-oh-llective start?
A: On a whatsapp group, previously called “Boot Camp”.
Q: How would you describe K-oh-llective in 3 words?
A: Artist Support Group.
Q: Where do you guys usually meet?
A: on Zoom, Messenger, Whatsapp and Instagram.
Q: What do you mean by ‘emerging artists?’
A: Artists, like ourselves, always catching application deadlines rather than feelings.
Q: What kind of contributions are you expecting?
A: We expect various types of contributions; text, reviews, critiques, conversations or any other form that we might have not thought of.
Q: What would you describe as the turning point for K-oh-llective?
A: Well, that would be getting an acceptance letter from Mophradat which stated that we received a grant. This, of course, involves a contract to sign so that the work must be done.