An "Art Colony" is a community of artists who gather in a specific location to create, collaborate, and share their work. These colonies often provide a supportive environment where artists can focus on their craft, exchange ideas, and inspire one another. They may offer workshops, exhibitions, and other resources to help artists develop their skills and showcase their creations. Historically, art colonies have emerged in picturesque settings, such as Monhegan Island in Maine or Taos in New Mexico. These locations attract artists seeking inspiration from nature and local culture. Many famous artists, including Georgia O'Keeffe and Andrew Wyeth, have been associated with such colonies, contributing to their rich artistic legacy.