Documentary

Paola De La Cruz and Lillyanne Pham created the "Drink the Water, Remember the Source" mural in Southeast Portland.

Midori Hirose led ceramic workshops in Southeast Portland, celebrating AAPI heritage through storytelling, cultural connections, and history.

Jaylin Stewart led workshops at California Community Center, creating a mural that celebrates Black and Brown stories.

Michael Coppage led creative exchanges with Louisville students, exploring African Diaspora figures through art-making and portraiture.

Cecil McDonald created a video collage of Bronzeville’s residents, projecting it onto SSCAC’s windows in Chicago.

"Created Together" symposium explored centering well-being, care, and humanity in public art practices and relationships.

"Created Together" symposium discussed defining success, measuring change, and prioritizing outcomes in public art projects.

"Created Together" symposium explored shared decision-making in public art, from identifying challenges to defining solutions.

"Created Together" symposium explored valuing process over product, emphasizing relationships, resource distribution, time, and social change.