Radical Collage Collective is a FREE space for everyone.

We operate as a decentralized unit, making collective decisions, helping one another, tuning in, and leaning into the power of collage.

All materials are provided, and no collage experience is necessary.

Radical Collage Collective knows no limits; we use scissors, glue, and paper to sort it out. We love to talk about the different varieties of glue out there, where to source our ephemera, which decade of National Geographic is the best, and how to survive brutal paper cuts.

Each Wednesday in October, we will gather, leave our day lives behind, and search for our dreams among discarded magazines and books. By the end of each session, we will have created meaning from something and left the rest as scraps on the ground to be swept up.

Radical Collage Collective is a FREE space for everyone.

We operate as a decentralized unit, making collective decisions, helping one another, tuning in, and leaning into the power of collage.

All materials are provided, and no collage experience is necessary.

Radical Collage Collective knows no limits; we use scissors, glue, and paper to sort it out. We love to talk about the different varieties of glue out there, where to source our ephemera, which decade of National Geographic is the best, and how to survive brutal paper cuts.

Each Wednesday in October, we will gather, leave our day lives behind, and search for our dreams among discarded magazines and books. By the end of each session, we will have created meaning from something and left the rest as scraps on the ground to be swept up.

Radical Collage Collective is a FREE space for everyone.

We operate as a decentralized unit, making collective decisions, helping one another, tuning in, and leaning into the power of collage.

All materials are provided, and no collage experience is necessary.

Radical Collage Collective knows no limits; we use scissors, glue, and paper to sort it out. We love to talk about the different varieties of glue out there, where to source our ephemera, which decade of National Geographic is the best, and how to survive brutal paper cuts.

Each Wednesday in October, we will gather, leave our day lives behind, and search for our dreams among discarded magazines and books. By the end of each session, we will have created meaning from something and left the rest as scraps on the ground to be swept up.

Special Holiday Art Club: Indigenous Peoples Day

Spend the morning with Missy and friends creating and playing with recycled materials. Today’s special craft: puppets!

Location: Still Life Studios (187 Mt Auburn St, Cambridge, MA). We will also walk to Longfellow Park, weather permitting.

Age range: This camp is designed for kiddos ages 5 to 12. 

Registration: Each session is limited to five students

Price: $75/session

Radical Collage Collective is a FREE space for everyone.

We operate as a decentralized unit, making collective decisions, helping one another, tuning in, and leaning into the power of collage.

All materials are provided, and no collage experience is necessary.

Radical Collage Collective knows no limits; we use scissors, glue, and paper to sort it out. We love to talk about the different varieties of glue out there, where to source our ephemera, which decade of National Geographic is the best, and how to survive brutal paper cuts.

Each Wednesday in October, we will gather, leave our day lives behind, and search for our dreams among discarded magazines and books. By the end of each session, we will have created meaning from something and left the rest as scraps on the ground to be swept up.