An Artist Collective is a group of artists who come together to collaborate, share resources, and support each other's work. These collectives often focus on specific themes, mediums, or social issues, allowing members to create a sense of community and foster creativity. By pooling their talents and skills, artists can produce larger projects and exhibitions that might be difficult to achieve individually. Collectives can vary in size and structure, ranging from informal groups to more organized entities with defined roles. They may host events, workshops, and exhibitions, providing opportunities for members to showcase their work and engage with the public. Notable examples of artist collectives include The Guerrilla Girls and The Black Artists and Designers Guild.