Title: Collaborations
Description: This is a collection of the documentation of artworks done in the 1980s in London (mostly) that emphasises collaborations rather than the artist as individualist. The idea was to show what work a working class artist was doing at that time. Szczelkun was a founding member of **Brixton Artists Collective** from 1983 - 87.
This was one of the first books in the *'Working Press: books by and about working class artists'* project 1986 - 96 that was recently archived by **University of the Creative Arts**, [UCA in Farnham][1].
Book design and Working Press logo design by co-founder Graham Harwood
An ebook is available from [here:][2]


  [1]:  http://www.thebookroom.net/rise-with-your-class-not-from-it/
  [2]: https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Stefan_Szczelkun_Collaborations?id=E5BODwAAQBAJ
Subjects: Group work in art, Performance art, Routine Art Co, collaborative art, working class, Brixton Art Gallery, Bigos: artists of Polish origin, glamour, Art, british, British Art, Modern Art, Art and society
Places: England, London, Brixton
People: Mona Hatoum, Catherine Yass, Graham Harwood, Ed Baxter, Glyn Banks & Hannah Vowles, Art in Ruins, Carlyle Reedy, Rasheed Araeen, Kasia Januszko
Time periods: 1980s