Create Change Fellows Jing Dong and Jessica Cortez are community-based theater artists who share an interest in performance as a space for imagination. For our Creative Conversations series, Jing and Jessica interviewed each other about their respective performance practices and…
This month, we've been reflecting on the key ideas and methods that The Laundromat Project holds close to heart, and that have guided our practice as an organization over the past 15 years. This is a time of great uncertainty,…
We are excited to announce the participants in our 2019 Create Change program, designed to engage, educate, and advance artists. These diverse, creative practitioners are change agents embedded within our New York City neighborhoods. Building on learnings drawn from our…
We are excited to announce the participants in our 2018 Create Change program, designed to engage, educate, and empower artists. These diverse, creative practitioners represent the change agents embedded within our New York City neighborhoods. Artists' Projects Artist Fellows…
2017 Create Change Fellow Stephanie Alvarado's 2017 Public Art Potluck speech: "Buenas tardes a todxs. Muchisimas gracias por la oportunidad de estar aqui compartiendo este momento con ustedes. Good evening everyone. Thank you so much for the opportunity…
2017 Create Change Fellows Alejandra Nasser and Emilio Poppe embarked on their creative conversation much like a burgeoning friendship. In a moment of great wonder, joy, and change they wanted to first celebrate their unique and precious union through traditional…
2017 Create Change Fellows Elizabeth Rossi and Stephanie Alvarado have creative conversations through journaling. They began with choosing a journal and writing an entry, followed by a prompt. Both artists exchanged their journals for six weeks building on their creative…
For their Creative Conversation, 2017 Create Change Fellows Abby Dobson, Nayo Sasaki-Picou, and Kearra Amaya Gopee discuss the impact of the Caribbean Diaspora.
2017 Create Change Fellows Alethea Pace and Nayo Sasaki-Picou used the language of movement to explore the creative process and its challenges, both as dancers and women of color. Nayo: These series of images look at the process as…
2017 Create Change Fellows Goussy Celéstin and Nikomeh Anderson, 2017 Create Change Commissions Artist Olaronke Akinmowo and 2017 Create Change Harlem Artist-in-residence Joseph Cuillier explore the ways in which their art practices connect to mental and emotional health, as well…
