Art collectives are groups of artists who come together to collaborate, share resources, and promote their work. These collectives often focus on specific themes or social issues, allowing members to create art that reflects their shared values and experiences. By pooling their talents and ideas, they can produce larger projects and exhibitions that might be difficult to achieve individually. Many art collectives also engage with their communities, hosting workshops, events, and discussions to foster creativity and dialogue. Notable examples include The Guerrilla Girls and The Royal Art Lodge, which have made significant contributions to contemporary art through their collective efforts and unique perspectives.