Arts Program

A short video created as a response from Black and Brown communities who are done being ignored and done being last when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Part of the #ClimateWoke video series: travel to Arizona to meet with Indigenous women leaders to discuss the growing need for sustainable solutions.

An interactive virtual tool for the presentation of images from the Smithsonian’s Open Access collections.

We know you love convenience, but we know you hate polluters and exploiters more. And what’s the price of our convenience?

A current and intimate collective portrait that seeks to express how some Colombians feel about the violence that is occurring in our city and country.

Riley Audrey won the Academy Award for Best Actress after a long and arduous campaign. Later that night, she was found dead in a hotel room.

A retrospective short that succinctly depicts Julio Salgado’s involvement as an artist in “documenting the undocumented” movement since 2010.

Augmented Reality short film that delves into the lives of two socks, Saul and Sadie. When these two “solemates” get separated, they learn the value of taking risks and learn to truly appreciate their partnership.

Potente reveals fascinating fragments of everyday life in this region of the world and it’s people, using large format photography and augmented reality.

This series helps artists pivot and put their work out there until everything can go back to "normal."

An animated video that explains how labor exploitation is the true problem causing climate change.

As we live among a new soundscape that contains not only the songs of revolution, change and hope, but the suffocating bangs of tear gas, the deafening rumble of helicopters and planes and the piercing blows of gun shots, we insist in spreading the sweetest sound of all, that of the human voice that seeks a common ground, a place of peaceful conversation, a dialogue for meaningful change.