A PBS bilingual documentary film exploring how a creative practice like photography can succeed at cultivating leaders grounded in community cohesion.

A series funded by the California Arts Council, instructed students aged 10-16, in the basics of ceramics at Sooki Studio.

It is a story about a woman fighting for recognition as an expedition guide to the cave paintings in Baja California, Mexico, and the Cochimís, an Indigenous group working to dismantle the misconception that they were extinct by the end of the 19th century.

Unidos en Casa was one of the stories created during the COVID-19 lockdown to exemplify the tenets of “healing-centered” arts education, which promotes resilience, cultural relevance, community, and a sense of belonging.

A series of case studies were conducted throughout Nevada to demonstrate the influence of emerging technologies on the state.

Alejandro Palacios, a recognized expert in digital media and storytelling, conducted a comprehensive workshop at the Los Angeles Public Library.

Students from St. Martin de Porres School joined professional singers and an Opera Parallèle creative team for an eight-week artist in residency program to prepare and perform a fully staged and costumed opera.

Ruby’s story was the pilot of a series of visual stories and narratives to show what the West Marin Fund is all about.

@Large turns Alcatraz into a space for dialogue about how we define liberty and justice, individual rights, and personal responsibility. With this project, he aims to expand our understanding of “the purpose of art, which is the fight for freedom.

The Juan R. Fuentes Gallery hosted a traveling group exhibition entitled "Americarte," which featured Latin American artists who have relocated to the United States and are currently pursuing their artistic endeavors.

Born in New Zealand and raised in the United States, England, Hugh Pocock's work seeks as a location the points of transaction between culture and natural phenomena. This piece features his residency experience at Headlands Center for the Arts.

A workshop series presented by Clockshop and Inclusive Infrastructure Design Lab about LA River revitalization efforts.