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# Collaborative Art Space

Collaborative Art Space aims to use collaboration as a tool to foster artistic growth and creativity, connecting artists from across the globe.

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- [The life of widow hood - 92](https://collaborativeartspace.com/the-life-of-widow-hood/) - The life of widow hood 41.6 x 44.8 in (h x w) Medium: Digital Art, pen mouse, laptop In the quiet moments after the battle, a soldier's sacrifice resonates far beyond the battlefield. He gave his life not for glory or recognition but to protect the peace and joy of countless strangers. The world feels
- [Shadripu - 282 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/shadripu/) - Shadripu24 x 24 in (h x w) Medium: Acrylic paint on canvas, canson paper, water colours, mdf board. Arishadvargas - (Ari-Shad-Vargas) means Detrimental-six-qualities of Kama, Krodha, Lobha, Moha, Mada, and Maatsarya, which a person must overcome to gain divine consciousness. The Arishadvargas are those that evoke Emotions in the human. The emotions of anger, fear
- [Arishadvargas - 307 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/arishadvargas/) - ArishadvargasInstallation Total area: 60 cms length, 40 cms width and 1 cm depth. Each Hexagon Tile is: 12 cms length, 10.5 cms width, 1 cm depth. Lotus Tile is: 15 cms length, 14cms width, 1 cms depth Medium: Clay - Terracotta This project was where I worked on the medium I am fluent with -
- [Anticipation by the Shore - 214 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/anticipation-by-the-shore/) - Anticipation by the Shore1920 px X 1080px Medium: Poem with a digital animation made on IBIS Paint X In this submission, we took another approach for the emotion - anticipation. The poem conveys the sea's yearning to reach the shore after a long journey from the ocean's depths. However, just as it touches the sand
- [Anticipation in the Alleyway - 145 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/anticipation-in-the-alleyway/) - Anticipation in the Alleyway1080 px X 1655 px Medium: Acrylic on paper, Stop Motion Animation For this submission, we chose the emotion anticipation - specifically, the anticipation of food. My neighbor regularly feeds the street cats and dogs in my lane, and at 1 pm and 7 pm, I watch as the animals gather in
- [A life full of emotions - 107 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/a-life-full-of-emotions/) - A life full of emotions29.7 x 37 in (h x w) Medium: Digital Art, pen mouse, laptop He watched the football match on TV, eyes bright with excitement. Though he couldn’t run like the players on the screen, his heart raced with every pass, every goal. In his wheelchair, he leaned forward, mimicking their moves,
- [What have we done? - "Echoes of the Spill: A Dolphin's Tale"](https://collaborativeartspace.com/the-swan/) - What have we done? - "Echoes of the Spill: A Dolphin's Tale"4ft X 5ft X 4.5ft by,Iaera Mishra, Niharika Jaswal, Spruha Jhaveri, Tanaya Das, Tannishtha Jain & Unnati Jain - JBCN International School, Oshiwara, Mumbai Material used: Relief + Painting The Team, from left to rightTannishtha Jain, Spruha Jhaveri, Unnati Jain, Niharika Jaswal, Iaera Mishra
- [Reflecting Identity](https://collaborativeartspace.com/reflecting-identity/) - Reflecting Identitycardboard box, height 6ft, width 2ft by,Ananya Mishra, Annanya Periwal, Priyal Binani, Rishita Chatterji, Soumyaa Mall & Urvi Jain - Modern High School International, Kolkata Material used: Recycled cardboard box, acrylic and spray paints, recycled CDs, old magazines and newspaper, jute rope The Team, from left to rightAnanya Mishra, Soumyaa Mall, Rishita Chatterji, Annanya
- [The Rise of the Pheonix](https://collaborativeartspace.com/the-rise-of-the-pheonix/) - The Rise of the Pheonix58 inch X 53 inch X 15 inch by,Anika Goenka, Anoushka Poddar, Navya Samsukha, Sanju Haldar & Tia Sarda - Modern High School International, Kolkata Material used: Cardboard Box, Spray paints, Acrylic paints, Old laces, Old paper clips, Recycled mount boar, News papers, Magazine papers, Old wires, Glue gun & Old
- [Cycles of Consumption: From Waste to Art](https://collaborativeartspace.com/cycles-of-consumption-from-waste-to-art/) - Cycles of Consumption: From Waste to Art7.5ft X 5ft X 2ft by,Dr. Anand Jaiswal, Gagan Yadav, Hemant, Hanuman Patel, Pooja Sharma & Komonica - Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, Haryana Material used: Wooden base, Discarded Cups, Plates, straws The Team, from left to rightGagan Yadav, Hemant, Dr. Anand Jaiswal, Komonica & Pooja Sharma with Hanuman Patel (not
- [Reclaimed Robot: A Garden's Guardian](https://collaborativeartspace.com/reclaimed-robot-a-gardens-guardian/) - Reclaimed Robot: A Garden's Guardian188 cm x 107 cm by,Dhruvi Bajaj, Gangesh Aggarwal, Josika Ahluwalia, Kavita Yadav, Amitta Gahallot, Sresht Bodapati, Tanishq Kalra & Tulika Rathod - Scottish High International School, Gurugram Material used: E-Waste including parts obtained from a non-functional wet grinder and discarded fridge with racks. A sizable 10-liter plastic dahi container, single
- [A Sustainable Portrait](https://collaborativeartspace.com/a-sustainable-portrait/) - A Sustainable Portrait4ft X 3ft by,Abhyudaya Bansal, Akshit Kyal, Aviral Ankit Dalmia, Brahm Motwani, Harsh Ahuja, Shaurya Pankaj Veer, Veerandra Singh Nagvanshi & Vinayak Kapoor - The Scindia School, Gwalior Material used: E-waste, bottle caps, wires, bits of old cloth, Keyboards, Etc. The Team, from left to rightAbhyudaya Bansal, Vinayak Kapoor, Akshit Kyal, Brahm Motwani,
- [Stree Shakti Sthal](https://collaborativeartspace.com/__trashed-3/) - Stree Shakti Sthal7.5ft X 5ft by,Arhaan Gupta, Ishita Srivastava, Kashvee Gandhi, Malini Mukherjea, Mannat Soni, Neeraja Kunte, Shrreya Chaturvedi, Vainavi Chitalia & Yash Binoj - Nahar International School, Mumbai Material used: Refrigerator carton, cane basket, plastic bottles, cardboard corrugated sheet, wooden box, Paper plates, colour papers, plain paper and poster paint On Hahnemuehle photo rag:
- [Water Scarcity](https://collaborativeartspace.com/water-scarcity/) - Water Scarcity4ft X 4ft X 3ft by, Anjum Nishad, Devansh Pahwa, Pranjal Sharma, Satyam Kumar Soni, Suraj Agarwalla, Tejas Sharma, Vaibhav Agrawal & Veerandra Singh Nagvanshi - The Scindia School, Gwalior Material used: Waste Ply Board, PVC Pipes, Glass, Mirror, Water Bottles, Etc. The Team, from left to rightSatyam Kumar Soni, Vaibhav Agrawal Anjum, Tejas
- [The Swan](https://collaborativeartspace.com/the-swan-2/) - The Swan4ft X 3ft by,Aadya Agarwal, Kaavya Bhansali, Mudra Bishnoi, Mukunda De & Navkirat Kaur – Mayo College Girls' School, Ajmer Material used: plastic and wire The Team, from left to rightKaavya Bhansali, Aadya Agarwal, Mukunda De, Navkirat Kaur & Mudra Bishnoi. For print. Archival Digital Print for A2 size:On Hahnemuehle photo rag: INR 6,199On
- [The Book Nook](https://collaborativeartspace.com/spiral-edge/) - The Book Nook6ft X 4ft X 4ft by,Akshaya Venkataswara Satyamurthy, Dhrishya. S, R Latha Ravi, Rashmi, Rayaan Navroze Sethna, Rithika R, Thimmaiah Machimada & Vigraha A. M - The Blue Mountains School, Ooty Material used: Coconut shells, Used oil tins, old worn out pillows, Old clothes (Blankets, Pajamas, curtains, Daily wears), discarded vegetable baskets, bamboo
- [Spiral Edge](https://collaborativeartspace.com/2972-2/) - Spiral Edge2ft by,Ananya Agarwal, Ayushi Jain, Divija Patwari, Pukhraj bhaiya ji, Sanvi Kadyan & Trisha Jain - Mayo College Girls' School, Ajmer Material used: Wood, wire, cutter, glue, tissue paper and acrylic paints, ragen , dried flowers The Team, from left to rightSanvi Kadyan, Ayushi Jain, Trisha Jain, Ananya Agarwal, Divija Patwari & Pukhraj bhaiya
- [Roots of Identity](https://collaborativeartspace.com/roots-of-identity/) - Roots of Identity8ft X 5ft X 5ft by,Dr. Anand Jaiswal, Gagan Yadav, Hemant, Hanuman Patel, Pooja Sharma & Komonica - Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, Haryana Material used: Broken Tree branch as base, dried roots, Hairs collected from Various barbers The Team, from left to rightGagan Yadav, Dr. Anand Jaiswal, Komonica, Pooja Sharma & Hemant. For print.
- [PAPER DREAMSCAPE: TRANSFORMING SPACES WITH CREATIVITY AND SUSTAINABILITY](https://collaborativeartspace.com/paper-dreamscape-transforming-spaces-with-creativity-and-sustainability/) - PAPER DREAMSCAPE: TRANSFORMING SPACES WITH CREATIVITY AND SUSTAINABILITY6ft X 6ft by,Akshar Khullar, Lekhana Reddy, Nidhi Sharath, Ruhani Khandelwal & Suhani Singh - Greenwood High International School, Bengaluru Material used: Craft papers, used plastic pipes, old drawings, bamboo sticks, cardboard boxes, newspapers, wires. In this community project, we have embarked on a creative journey by repurposing
- [FabriCycle](https://collaborativeartspace.com/fabricycle/) - FabriCycleRug- 5 -1/2 ft, Lamp- 4-1/2 ft by,Bindu Chauhan, Gulsarika Bishnoi, Hiral Mordani, Suhaya Brar, Usha Bansal - Mayo College Girls' School, Ajmer Material used: Discarded Cloth, Tailor Cutting, Metal, White cotton thread and Metal Frame The Team, from left to rightBindu Chauhan, Hiral Mordani, Gulsarika Bishnoi, Suhaya Brar & Usha Bansal. For print. Archival
- [Earth 2050](https://collaborativeartspace.com/earth-2050/) - Earth 20504ft X 4ft by,Akshar Khullar, Lekhana Reddy, Nidhi Sharath, Ruhani Khandelwal & Suhani Singh - Greenwood High International School, Bengaluru Material used: Graphite, Acrylic paints, Poster paints, and waste material including - wrappers, packaging material, fake flowers, newspaper, bubble wrap, string, etc. The Team, from left to rightAkshar Khullar, Lekhana Reddy, Nidhi Sharath, Ruhani
- [Atlantis 2030](https://collaborativeartspace.com/atlantis-2030/) - Atlantis 20303.8ft x 3ft x 4.8ft byAyaana Khan, Chhavi Gahlaut, Keya Advani, Meera Somaiya & Shruti Rastogi- Ascend International School, Mumbai Material used: Sculpture. Materials; Cardboard, hot glue (+fevicol and super glue), wire, cellophane paper, acrylic paint, and x-acto knife/ scissors. The Team, from left to rightAyaana Khan, Chhavi Gahlaut, Keya Advani, Meera Somaiya &
- [A HALF FORMED ANGEL](https://collaborativeartspace.com/a-half-formed-angel/) - A HALF FORMED ANGEL 5'9 X 4'5 by, Agaran M, Ananthitha MV, Harshitha S, Ilfa Khadija P M, Kavi Dharshini K & Sriram Subramanian - Madras Christian College (Autonomous), Chennai Material used: Plastic (bottles, covers), PVC pipes (discarded from worksite), Cardboards, Waste Papers, Fan guards, Big tubs, Flex The Team, from left to rightAgaran M,
- [RE-TYRE](https://collaborativeartspace.com/re-tyre/) - RE-TYRE3ft X 3ft by, Arsheen Kaur, Divyangana Sinh, Naisha Prashar, Nikunja Basumatary, Saahnvi Agarwal & Vrinda Jay Sharma - Mayo College Girls' School, Ajmer Material used: old tyres, jute ropes, foam cushions, nut and bolt and round glass. The Team, from left to rightDivyangana Sinh, Saahnvi Agarwal, Arsheen Kaur, Nikunja Basumatary, Vrinda Jay Sharma &
- [Sapma](https://collaborativeartspace.com/sapma/) - Sapma4 ft By Anika Singh Thakur, Mokshini Jasol, Poornima Chauhan, Saachi Vijn & Usha BansalFrom, Mayo College Girls’ School, Ajmer Material used: Waste plastic, broken wooden tables and chairs pieces, cloth scrap, rusted metal, broken tiles, torn up memory foam, newspaper, reused old and torn macrame strings, metal rods, metal wire, glue, paint's, epoxy compound,
- [Sparrow](https://collaborativeartspace.com/sparrow/) - Sparrow3ft X 3ft By Ananya Parikh, Darshil Surana, Gayatri Parmar, Naisha Khaund,Shrinithi Suresh, Swarali Kamat & Svanik Kartha.from, JBCN international school, Borivali Material used: Bottle caps, coconut leaves & cloths. The wildlife sighting increased after COVID hit and especially during lockdowns. One belief isthat since the humans were not allowed to roam much, they could
- [Whale Cave](https://collaborativeartspace.com/whale-cave/) - Whale CaveHeight- 4 ft (120cm), width- 3.4ft (105cm), length- 6.7 ft (205cm) By Annvi Mittal, Kaashvi Choukhany, Kritvee Modi, Mehar Sanghera & Siddhangana Kumari from, Mayo College Girls’ School, Ajmer Material used: Scrap wire, Old bedsheets and fabrics, Scrap threads, An old mattress, Sponge, Thermocol, Used mounting sheets, Waste pipe, Wooden plank, Thread Around 80%
- [Tree of Life](https://collaborativeartspace.com/tree-of-life/) - Tree Of Life 5 feet diameter By Krishna Bauer, Samjith Lakshman, R.Mukundam, S.B.Dheya, M. Tanga Tharagai & S. Yahlinifrom, Bhavan’s Gandhi Vidyashram, Kodaikanal Material used: Plastic bags, throwaway storage boxes, flexible PVC pipes, wires, plastic wrappers & baking paper. "Tree of Life”, woven with plastic wrappers conveys a message of 7 R’s. Re connect with
- [Computerized Man - ArrowBot](https://collaborativeartspace.com/computerized-man-arrowbot/) - Computerized Man - ArrowBot4.5 feet x 3.3 feet By Aditya Nandan, Kushal Agarwal, Navansh Mankar, Shourya Singh & Swarit Varshneyfrom, The Scindia School, Fort Gwalior Material used: Old Monitor, mouse, keyboards, wires, CPU’s, waste materials, UPS, iron rod, waste metal sheet, springs, waste plastic, etc. Unlike traditional weapons of war, the ArrowBot utilizes precision-targeting technology
- [Packaged to Survival](https://collaborativeartspace.com/packaged-to-survival/) - Packaged to Survival4 x 4 ft By Aahana Srimani, Ina Bharadwaj, Karishma Chotrani, Saira Dua & Vashita Rungtafrom, Modern High School International, Kolkata Material used: Plastic bottles, plastic packets, craps of cardboard, bottle caps, glass pieces, saw dust, CDs, twine For print. Archival Digital Print for A2 size:On Hahnemuehle photo rag: Rs. 10,300/-On Hahnemuehle canvas:
- [The City](https://collaborativeartspace.com/the-city/) - The City3.5 feet x 3.3 feet By Aroni Das, Granthana, Parth Mehta, Rudra Mazumder, Shriyadita Sengupta, Siya Kabra & Vrishabh Venkatesh from, Calcutta International School, Kolkata Material used: Recyclable plastic, cardboard, mechanical waste, paints & glue Hence, this project is supposed to be a representation of the future as we see it; an admittedly pessimistic
- [Nature Commode](https://collaborativeartspace.com/nature-commode/) - Nature Commode4 ft X 4ft By Aniket Mishra, Ankana Ghosh Dastidar, Arshita Sanghi, Debsingha Sarkar, Dhiman Narayan, Indira Biswas, Rajnandini Dey, Sia Agarwal & Shreyan Banerjee from, Calcutta International School, Kolkata Material used: waste cardboard, crafting wire, paper mâché, glue, gathered newspaper, scrap paper and a potted plant For print. Archival Digital Print for A2
- [Meraki](https://collaborativeartspace.com/meraki/) - Merakibreath: 41cm & length: 159cm By Aahika Jain, Aishani Mittal, Davi Kejriwal, Suditi Mehta & Tamanna Jainfrom, Mayo College Girls’ School, Ajmer Material used: Newspaper, glue, cardboard, nail, waste decor, plywood, pipes, wire, base ball, glass, plastic, cards and cloth this artwork is a symbol of an 'ideal society' .Elements like 'pagdi', masks, a mixed
- [Metanoia](https://collaborativeartspace.com/metanoia/) - Metanoia5'6 feet By Adaa Chowdhury, Anandi Gupta, Nishikaa Vaid, Pukhraj & Khiwama Raifrom, Mayo College Girls’ School, Ajmer Material used: Waste Wood, cardboard, empty oil tins, newspaper, empty juice boxes, m seal, fevicol, macrame threads, discarded mannequin, metal roads, paint, discarded artificial flowers, flower pot, For print. Archival Digital Print for A2 size:On Hahnemuehle photo rag:
- [Shades of Grey](https://collaborativeartspace.com/shades-of-grey/) - Shades of Grey4.5 ft X 4 ft By Aastha Ganesh, Anushka Anand, Harshittha V, Mahima Dash, Tavishi Mukherjeefrom, NIFT Bangalore Material used: - For print. Archival Digital Print for A2 size:On Hahnemuehle photo rag: Rs. 5,050/-On Hahnemuehle canvas: Rs. 5,850/-
- [Intensity - 121 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/intensity/) - Intensity21.0 x 29.7 cms, Digital Art using skecthbook and illustrator 121 votes by Sudipti Das and Subarna Das (Daughter-Mother) Abstract art showing different kind of mood depicted by humans in daily life. - Price: Rs.8000/- - Intertested in buying, get in touch with the artist on,Sudipti Das: dsudipti02@gmail.comSubarna Das: subarna96@gmail.com
- [Hope - 313 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/hope/) - Hope21.0 x 29.7 cms, Lettering and Photography 313 votes by Prathana Patil and Poorvi Rokhade (Friends)from Indus Altum International School, Belgavi Hope.jpg Making the right choices while choosing the path, because hopes will never last until you find a new and right way of leading your own life. It is not always God, whenever we
- [Chocolate Happiness - 541 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/chocolate-happiness/) - Chocolate - Happiness21.0 x 29.7 cms, Lettering and Photography 541 votes by Poorvi Rokhade and Prathana Patil (Friends) from Indus Altum International School, Belgavi Chocolate seizes ourselves into it, making us forget all our daily worries and just enjoying the satisfying taste of it. To make our life more cherishing at every moment of our
- [Dasi Rasa - 179 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/dasi-rasa/) - Dasi RasaStandard HD 720p. Painting: 45 x 64 cm, Audio media: 51sec, Acrylic on canvas and audio media 179 votes by Pallavi Subhash and Dawood Raseed Baig (Friends) Experiencing the nectar of devotion. - Price: on request. - Intertested in buying, get in touch with the artist on,Pallavi Subhash: pallavisubhash.m@gmail.com Dawood Raseed Baig: dawoodbeediwaala@gmail.com
- [A soul and two beings - 219 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/a-soul-and-two-beings/) - A soul and two beingsStandard HD 720p. Painting: 29 x 40 cm, Audio media: 58 sec, Acrylic on canvas and audio media 219 votes by Dawood Raseed Baig and Pallavi Subhash (Friends) Single soul dwelling in two bodies. - Price: on request. - Intertested in buying, get in touch with the artist on,Dawood Raseed Baig:
- [Untitled - 167 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/untitled/) - Untitled21.0 x 29.7 cms, Digital Art and Mixed Media (watercolor and pen) 167 votes by Subarna Das and Sudipti Das (Mother-Daughter) Everyday we just get entangled between our emotions. Sometimes it's too intense, sometimes it is as light as a feather. Concentric shapes showing the different layers of emotions. Emotions are depicted through various colors
- [Broken Crayons - 387 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/broken-crayons/) - Broken Crayons1312*1088 pixels, Video media: 33 sec Acrylic on canvas and audio media 387 votes by Granthana and Arshita (Friends) For this submission, I decided to focus on the emotion of nostalgia by incorporating an event from my own life and my own views on growing up and leaving my childhood behind. Nostalgia can be
- [Overwhelmed - 110 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/overwhelmed-by-abonti-mukherjee-and-vrishabh-venkatesh-friendsoverwhelmed-by/) - Overwhelmed1920 X1080, pixels digital animation using procreate and pen 110 votes by Abonti Mukherjee and Vrishabh Venkatesh (Friends) The first collaborative work represents the emotion, ‘Overwhelmed’. When I built the storyline for this animation, I thought why can’t emotions be symbolic?. For me, whenever I get overwhelmed the chair in my room starts piling clothes,
- [Awkward - 137 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/awkward/) - Awkward1920 X1080 pixels, digital animation using procreate 137 votes by Vrishabh Venkatesh and Abonti Mukherjee (Friends) The emotion ‘awkward’ was picked for the second collaborative animation of ours. The storyline revolves around how Vrishabh feels socially awkward in social settings in general if he doesn't know anyone. Since emotions are kept to oneself many times
- [Emotions of a toddler - 64 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/emotions-of-a-toddler-mixed-media-art/) - Emotions of a toddler21.0 x 29.7 cms, Mix Media 64 votes by Prajakta Patil and Meghana Sheth (Friends) Shown in the artwork are the pure and delicate emotions of a baby. Through his facial expressions, a mother can immediately detect her child's internal struggles. She is the only one, as the child gets older, who
- [Red - 284 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/red/) - Red63.5 x 74.5 cm, Craft, painting and use of cardboard along with chart paper 284 votes by Arshita and Granthana (Friends) The main idea was to use colour in order to show the different emotions one experiences. The reason why I chose red is that it portrays the strongest emotions, like love. I chose the
- [Anubhuti - 84 votes](https://collaborativeartspace.com/anubhuti/) - Anubhuti21.0 x 29.7 cms, Acrylic 84 votes by Meghana Sheth and Prajakta Patil (Friends) Depicted different experience of an individual faced in her life. Most of the women's face a lot of struggle but still they show a pleasant smile on their face. - Price: Rs.6000/- - Intertested in buying, get in touch with the
- [experiments](https://collaborativeartspace.com/experiments/) - Emotions Chocolate Happiness – 541 votes Comments 169 Comments Views 1,121 Views Load More Loading More... You’ve reached the end of the list
- [Internet](https://collaborativeartspace.com/internet/) - [wp_ulike] Initially being stuck inside the house during the 2020 lockdown, the Gen-zs romanticized their lives, trapped inside the domestic space, as a coping mechanism. The work initially called glorified glitch transitions to its new title post glorified glitch, which is a representation of how liberating it actually felt for our generation once the lockdown
- [Post Glorified Glitch](https://collaborativeartspace.com/post-glorified-glitch/) - Initially being stuck inside the house during the 2020 lockdown, the Gen-zs romanticized their lives, trapped inside the domestic space, as a coping mechanism. The work initially called glorified glitch transitions to its new title post glorified glitch, which is a representation of how liberating it actually felt for our generation once the lockdown was
- [12.08.21 / Submissions for Two Zero Two One, have now closed](https://collaborativeartspace.com/submissions-for-two-zero-two-one-have-now-closed/) - A warm thanks to everyone who submitted themselves and to those visited, messaged and promoted the event. We are overwhelmed by the response. Further communication will take place via email. All selected artists will receive email mentioning their selection. If you have not received any email by 15th August, kindly take it as a "No"
- [19.08.2021 / Groups for Two Zero Two One have been finalized and artists emailed](https://collaborativeartspace.com/19-08-2021-groups-for-collaborative-art-space-two-zero-two-one-have-been-finalized-and-artists-have-been-emailed/) - Feeling ecstatic and overwhelmed about the unprecedented response for Collaborative Art Space: Two Zero Two One that we received. We are thankful to everyone! But it also made our jobs exponentially harder. So, after multiple discussions we have shortlisted 33 national and international artists for the Collaborative project, dividing them into 11 teams. All shortlisted
- [07.10.2021 / Two Zero Two One Exhibition postponed to 5 December 2021](https://collaborativeartspace.com/07-10-2021-two-zero-two-one-exhibition-postponed-to-5-december-2021/) - Due to uncontrollable circumstances the exhibition has been postponed to December 5th 2021. Show continues till December 18th Saturday 2021. Please make changes in your calendar and if you were planning on visiting physically, kindly reschedule your tickets.

## Pages

- [Home](https://collaborativeartspace.com/) - Collaborative Art Space organizes international collaborative art projects to foster artistic growth and creativity & connecting artists from across the globe.
- [Dreams Project](https://collaborativeartspace.com/dreams-project/) - Dreams is the fourth edition of our interschool techspressionist/digital collaborative art project & exhibition for young artists where two artists between ages 14 - 18, from different schools/junior colleges/colleges worked together to create two artworks on the theme of "dreams". Curated by Malavika Mandal Andrew. - An online exhibition was held from 11 November 2024
- [project emotions 24](https://collaborativeartspace.com/project-emotions-24/) - Announcement: Winners of Emotions '24 Based on the criteria of voting, the winning artworks and their respective artists are: Arishadvargas (307 votes) & Shadripu (282 votes)By Sisters, Akhila H & Nandini Hirianniah Anticipation by the Shore (214 votes)By Friends, Brishti Roy & Paromika Ghosh Congratulations to the winners !The two winning artist teams will each
- [Projects](https://collaborativeartspace.com/projects/) - Description & Navigation to all the projects the Collaborative Art Space has conducted, will be conducting in the future or is currently conducting.
- [Biennale Space](https://collaborativeartspace.com/biennale-space/) - Space was Collaborative Art Space’s second International Collaborative Art Biennale, in collaboration with Tasmai, a Centre for Art and Culture and was collaboratively curated by artist Kirti Chandak & Malavika Mandal Andrew. Selected artists over 18 years of age will work in trios, collaborating to create three original artworks, along with each also producing an
- [Community Art Project 24](https://collaborativeartspace.com/community-art-project-24/) - Announcement: Winners of Community Art Project Based on 70% judges marks and 30% voting, the winning artworks and their respective artists and communities are: 1st Place: Roots of Identityby Dr. Anand Jaiswal, Gagan Yadav, Hemant, Hanuman Patel, Pooja Sharma & Komonica – Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, Haryana 2nd Place: The Swanby Aadya Agarwal, Kaavya Bhansali, Mudra
- [Jugalbandi 2024](https://collaborativeartspace.com/jugalbandi-2024/) - Two souls intertwined together, creating something beautiful, magical, spellbinding. A harmonious creation of two artistic identities, a confluence of individual ideas. Neither overpowering the other. Jugalbandi. Artist + Artisan. Artist + Crafts Person. Artist + Folk Dancer. Artist + Folk Musician. Artist + Folk Singer. Collaborative Art Space presents, National collaborative art project and online
- [Virtual Exhibtion 2023](https://collaborativeartspace.com/virtual-exhibtion-2023/) - ONLINE Virtual Exhibtion: Space & Not Yet Decided 04 November 2023 – 24 November 2023 Collaborative Art Space presents the opening & walk-through of our exhibition for our 2nd Biennale: Space & young artist collaborative techspressionist art project, Not Yet Decided. The walk-through features talks by artist, Colin Goldberg. The exhibition was live on: https://collaborativeartspace.com/
- [Exhibitions](https://collaborativeartspace.com/exhibitions/) - Exhibitions ONLINE Virtual Exhibtion: Space & Not Yet Decided Multiple Artists 04 November 2023 – 24 November 2023 EXPLORE ONLINE Online/Offline Multiple Artists 05 September 2022 – 25 Spetember 2022 EXPLORE ONLINE Two Zero Two One &New Day, New Month, New Year Multiple Artists 24 December 2021 – 19 Januaryr 2022 EXPLORE PONDICHERRY Two Zero
- [Space](https://collaborativeartspace.com/space/)
- [Not Yet Decided Collaborative Art Project](https://collaborativeartspace.com/not-yet-decided-collaborative-art-project/) - Not Yet Decided is the third edition of our interschool techspressionist/digital collaborative art project & exhibition for young artists where two artists between ages 14 - 18, from different schools/junior colleges/colleges worked together to create two artworks on the theme of "not yet decided". Curated by Malavika Mandal Andrew. - The artworks are currently displayed
- [Community Art Project](https://collaborativeartspace.com/community-art-project-2023/) - Announcement: Winners of Community Art Project Based on 60% judges marks and 40% voting, the winning artworks and their respective artists and communities are: 1st Place: Whale Caveby Annvi Mittal, Kaashvi Choukhany, Kritvee Modi, Mehar Sanghera & Siddhangana Kumari – Mayo College Girls’ School, Ajmer 2nd Place: Metanoiaby Adaa Chowdhury, Anandi Gupta, Nishikaa Vaid, Pukhraj &
- [Online/Offline](https://collaborativeartspace.com/online-offline/) - Interschool digital art collaboration wherein two artists between ages 14 to 18 from different schools work together to create two artworks on "Online/Offline".
- [New Day, New Month, New Year](https://collaborativeartspace.com/new-day-new-month-new-year/) - Collaborative Art Space: New Day, New Month, New Year is an inter-school digital art collaboration between two artists from different schools.
- [Two Zero Two One](https://collaborativeartspace.com/two-zero-two-one/) - Two Zero Two One is an international collaborative art project where artists will collaborate to create three original artworks, along with an individual piece.
- [About Collaborative Art Space](https://collaborativeartspace.com/about-collaborative-art-space/) - Collaborative Art Space aims to use collaboration as a tool to foster artistic growth and creativity, connecting artists from across the globe.
- [Emotions Project 2022](https://collaborativeartspace.com/emotions-project-2022/) - Announcement: Winners of Emotions Project Based on the criteria of voting, the winning artworks and their respective artists are: Chocolate – Happiness (541 votes)By Friends, Poorvi Rokhade and Prathana Patil Broken Crayons (387 votes)By Friends, Granthana and Arshita Congratulations to the winners !The two winning artist teams will each get a cash prize. Collaborative Art
- [Online/Offline Exhibtion](https://collaborativeartspace.com/online-offline-exhibition/) - ONLINE Online/Offline 05 Septempber 2022 – 25 September 2022 Virtual Exhibition:Online/Offline is a young artist collaborative techspressionist art exhibition featuring the work created during Collaborative Art Space's collaborative art project titled "Online/Offline". Under Online/Offline the project, two young artists from different schools collaborated with each other to create two digital artworks, exploring the idea of
- [Two Zero Two One Pondicherry Exhibition](https://collaborativeartspace.com/two-zero-two-one-pondicherry-exhibition/) - PONDICHERRY Two Zero Two One 5 December 2021 – 19 December 2022 On 5th December 2021, the in person exhibition for Two Zero Two One was inaugurated at TASMAI, Pondicherry with Lisa Talbot Barre, Consul general of France in Pondicherry & Chennai as the guest of honour. The exhibition ran up to 19th December 2021.
- [Press](https://collaborativeartspace.com/press/) - In The Media
- [Online Exhibtion](https://collaborativeartspace.com/online-exhibtion/) - Virtual Exhibition: Two Zero Two One & New Day, New Month, New Year is the first virtual exhibition by Collaborative Art Space showing the works of 43 artists.
- [Connect with us, Contact us](https://collaborativeartspace.com/connect/) - Connect with Collaborative Art Space, digital space using collaboration as tool to foster artistic growth & creativity, connecting artists from across the globe
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## Portfolio

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