Sisterly Love: The Collaborative Art of Sisters
Author(s)
Mayhew, Louise R.
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2016
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It is said that individuals with sisters are happier and more optimistic, resulting from the tendency for sisters to encourage communication and family cohesion.1 The relationship of sisterhood (like brotherhood) is unique in that it predates, and outlasts, all other relationships among peers. It cannot be erased or undone in the same manner that divorce, fallings out, relocations, new jobs or professions cause the dissolution of couples, friends and colleagues. With this in mind, the following chapter introduces five sets of collaborating artist-sister groups.It is said that individuals with sisters are happier and more optimistic, resulting from the tendency for sisters to encourage communication and family cohesion.1 The relationship of sisterhood (like brotherhood) is unique in that it predates, and outlasts, all other relationships among peers. It cannot be erased or undone in the same manner that divorce, fallings out, relocations, new jobs or professions cause the dissolution of couples, friends and colleagues. With this in mind, the following chapter introduces five sets of collaborating artist-sister groups.
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Book Title
Collaborative Art in the Twenty-First Century
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Art History