Author: Angela Zonunpari

Artists have turned an abandoned 32,000 square-feet retail space into an immersive, playful experience like no other.

The Mural On The Wall team works closely with community members from finding locations to generating imagery, themes, and content.

In Wisconsin, Indiana, and Illinois, explore three different stories of the Black experience in America.

Wenceslas Martinez transforms Sandra Jo's paintings into intricate woven masterpieces. The couple started by selling their creations from a chicken coop and have since expanded their reach internationally.

After the impacts of dwindling industry and a failed highway project, jazz is seeing a revival with help from local musicians, students and university.

Along with the band director’s fearless advocacy, the community started a nonprofit, which helped explore grants and sought creative ways to save the music. 

Influenced by her upbringing, Neugebohr shares intimate, grounded, and slice-of-life stories through her filmmaking and writing.

Karen Goulet and Monique Verdin draw on the intersecting histories and ecologies of the third largest watershed in the world.

Music has been a connector and motivator for Gunner Jules. It's taken him overseas and around the country for youth workshops and collaborative projects.

The traveling exhibition and archive centers on visibility and art as a survival tool.