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An Open Letter to the Mayor of New York City
An Open Letter to the Mayor of New York City
Feb 07, 2022 / Read More
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Ways of coping with the past, present, and future, this month on Medium
May 13, 2021 / Read More
Freya Powell: Recovering Lives Lost and Giving Voice to the Silenced
“Ambiguous loss has been a huge part of the pandemic. So many people have lost loved ones — they just disappeared from our lives, we have...
May 12, 2021 / Read More
Andrew Freiband: Rethinking Systems, Reaffirming Artists’ Insights
“Art is not the production of artworks; art is research. And if we view art as research, we recognize the outcomes as our knowledge, and ...
May 12, 2021 / Read More
Greg Sholette: Public Art, Protest, and 21st-Century Politics, Part III
“Art has lost its centuries-old ideological privilege, and yet has gained in this process a front-row seat in a contentious struggle to r...
May 12, 2021 / Read More
At The Table with Pablo Helguera: The Serious Need for Humor In Art
Can humor offer a route to radical change?
May 12, 2021 / Read More
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This month on Medium, getting in touch with ourselves and each other, past and present.
Apr 09, 2021 / Read More
The Community That Watershed Development Forgot: Eminent Domain and A Town Called Olive
With the consolidation of Greater New York in 1898, there were suddenly many more people relying on the City’s public water supply. In 19...
Apr 09, 2021 / Read More
Yemisi Juliana Luna: Changing Perspective Via the Power of the Moon
By 2024, NASA plans to have landed the first woman on the moon under the auspices of the Artemis program. Named after the Greek goddess o...
Apr 07, 2021 / Read More
Ofri Cnaani: Making Magic with New Media in Defiance of Gentrification
New York City has long been recognized as a place where marginalized figures and outsiders are celebrated. But, as with cities across the...
Apr 06, 2021 / Read More
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- “I cannot not grieve: CRY SCREAM SHOUT SING” by Freya PowellJoin us on September 9th & 10th for a newly commissioned performance by multidisciplinary artist and 2021 EA Fellow Freya Powell.
- Join our CONNECT, BUILD, AMPLIFY Campaign!Join More Art’s CONNECT, BUILD, AMPLIFY campaign between August 10-21 and expand the possibility for art to activate change!
- Gates, Borders, Barriers: Closing CelebrationJoin us in celebration on Thursday, June 29, from 6-8 pm at Columbus Park in Downtown Brooklyn for a movement-based performance by Jonathan González and Katrina Reid to mark the closing of Fred Wilson’s Mind Forged Manacles/Manacle Forged Minds. The performance will be followed by a community celebration with refreshments from Drive Change, a food truck and hospitality-centered fellowship program that supports formerly incarcerated young people and creates quality employment pathways to ensure their economic and emotional wellbeing.
- Gates, Borders, Barriers: 2022 Engaging Artists FellowsJoin us on May 19th as Yeseul Song and Maya Simone Z. with collaborator Cinthia Chen kickstart the Spring 2023 season of our Gates, Borders, Barriers public program series! Developed in response to Fred Wilson’s sculpture, Mind Forged Manacles/Manacle Forged Minds, artists from More Art’s Engaging Artists 2022 Fellowship program present work that highlights invisible barriers, community, and monuments.
- Networks of Collective Care: Work from More Art’s 2022 FellowshipJoin us on March 11th, 2023 for Networks of Collective Care, a showcase of the work of More Art’s 2022 Engaging Artists Fellows, featuring work and conversations by María Bonomi y Lucía Cozzi, ayo Ohs, and Buena Onda Collective (Camila A. Morales & Dominika Ksel) with contributions from Tanika Williams, Yeseul Song, and Maya Simone Z.