Three temporary table projects
Events that start with dinner and spark deeper thinking about economics and aesthetics | multiple artists + sites
Entries by Jen Dolen
An art-café celebrating Cuba’s urban farmers
U.S. artists invited to Cuba’s 11th Havana Biennial discover a community passionately engaged in social practice. | Havana
Mural honoring Ojibwe woman acts as peaceful protest
Ganawenjige Onigam acts as a peaceful protest in favor of gender equity, education, and renewable energy | Votan Ik, Duluth.
A Serene, Healing Space
The Healing Pavilion was designed to calm and console hospital visitors | Ball-Nogues Studio, Los Angeles
Remembering murdered and missing indigenous women
A traveling memorial pays tribute to missing and murdered indigenous women | Christi Belcourt, Traveling memorial
Room for Everyone
A new public art administrator’s path to reaching underrepresented artists | Joan Vorderbruggen, Minneapolis
Facing the Reality of Racial Terror
A memorial challenges Confederate monuments | Equal Justice Initiative, Montgomery, AL
Night Watch
A silent film of people granted asylum in the United States | Shimon Attie, New York City
In Neighborhood We Trust
Nia Umoja of New West Jackson, Mississippi, shares how
the community is developing its own model for sustainability.
A Cultural Park for the Health of the Kids
Joseph Claunch of the Zuni Youth Enrichment Project describes how Zuni artists led the development of Ho’n A:wan Community Park
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