That's what I'd like to know! I was watching a mini series about the Bloomsbury Group (I blame it on that Grantchester binge watching session) and got thinking what it would be like to be in an art collective and if it's something that still exists in today's world. The group was not an art collective per se and I can imagine the multiple love triangles caused a lot of drama but there's something about artistic individuals creating together that intrigues me. I envision this lively but safe space where people inspire and challenge you. Where new ground is broken and minds enlightened. In the real world however, how does a rather paranoid introvert find/join/create an art collective? Scarlet by Stiina Saaristo, 2004. In my art collective fantasy, it would be the place where I would find my own painting style. Did I mention that I actually don't paint that much? Organs III by Renáta Jakowleff. I have always been fascinated by glass, so maybe in my fantasy art collective I would become a glass master! 'Cause here's the thing, every time I go to a museum, I always get really inspired and eager to create. I often find myself asking, why I'm not painting/sculpting/writing more. The most recent time I asked that…