Art et al. | Elevating Diverse Voices Globally

Art et al. is an inclusive, curated international art platform that commissions and presents collaborations between artists from supported studios, artist peers and arts professionals. The online platform elevates diverse voices and creative practices across the globe to create a more open, diverse, and inclusive contemporary art world.

From May–August 2023, Leslie Thompson, an artist with Venture Arts, collaborated with Greek born, London based sculptor Eleni Maragaki. Find out more about each artist and follow their British project here, which features as part of Art et al. X RSS (Royal Society of Sculptors).

In 2020, founding partners Sim Luttin and Arts Project Australia, Slominski Projects, and Jennifer Lauren Gallery, identified a need for more inclusive programming and access to the contemporary arts for neurodivergent, learning or intellectually disabled artists to be seen, heard, and participate.

As a result, they formed Art et al. – an international platform that mainly connects artists from supported studios with international peers, arts professionals, and audiences. Art et al.’s global collaborations and partnerships result in commissioned critical writing, exhibitions, and original multi-media content. 

Since its inception, Art et al. has produced and published numerous projects that have engaged artists in international and intercultural exchanges, expanding the scope of international collaborations and introducing artists to global audiences.

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Visit the website and explore Art et al.’s artist collaborations here.

Read an article about collaborative partnerships here.

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Art et al. have been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council of the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Aesop Foundation, the British Council, Arts Project Australia, Slominski Projects, and Jennifer Lauren Gallery.