Tunisian Collaborative Painting

Fishko Files | Dec 9, 2011

Cultures the world over have long recognized the power of individuality in the creation of art.. But when the individual artist is threatened, can there can be creative power in groups? WNYC’s Sara Fishko explores the world of “Tunisian Collaborative Painting” –in this edition of Fishko Files

Executive Producer: Sara Fishko

Assistant Producer: Laura Mayer

Mix Engineer: Rob Granniss

WNYC Newsroom Editor: Karen Frillmann

For more about Tunisian Collaborative Painting, visit the Art Students League's Youtube channel.

Photos from the Tunisian Collaborative Painting Workshop

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