Artist spotlight: “Sopa de Letras” – building community through identity
Watch the latest Artist Spotlight and experience “Sopa de Letras” in person at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery until July 15.
Watch the latest Artist Spotlight and experience “Sopa de Letras” in person at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery until July 15.
We’ve organized, hosted, or supported over 120 events so far this year, but our metrics are based on their quality, intention, and impact.
“Sopa de Letras” opens at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery June 17.
This class looks at the rich history of artists organizing collectively to fight back, tracing how cultural workers built power as a movement.
Cruz emphasizes that its more than a place to meet: “its volunteers say the center’s true purpose is to serve as an ‘incubator’ for social change.”
A video series aimed at uplifting marginalized and oppressed communities by the stories behind their work.
This class examines how the U.S. ruling class has produced, policed, and controlled art and culture to maintain power.
A six-class course series geared towards educating and inspiring artists to stand on the side of freedom!
Help us make this movie a hit! Become an extra in a protest scene for a movie exposing Indiana court corruption.
Get to know one of our central organizer’s on a deeper political and personal level.
A collaborative audio-visual ethnography with fellow sex workers.
Learn about the artistic works of Sammy Penazola, who takes viewers on a visceral journey into the depths of humanity and the mind.