Workshops

RSVP here Raul Ayala’s practice bridges art, social engagement, and pedagogy through large-scale paintings, site-specific installations, collaborative murals, performance, and other public interventions. Raul has an extensive history collaborating with immigrant and indigenous communities on installations, murals, community ritual, and direct action campaigns in NYC and Quito, Ecuador. Recent local projects income collaborations include Green-Wood … Continue reading Raul Ayala: Creative Action with Immigrant Communities (Creative Action Network workshop)

RSVP here Theatre of the Oppressed is a global practice based on the work of Brazilian theatre director Augusto Boal, and informed by the teachings of Paulo Freire. It engages people’s innate abilities at physical storytelling to spark dialogue, analyze power dynamics, and rehearse future actions. By pairing accessible games with thought-provoking discussions, the tools … Continue reading Theatre of the Oppressed NYC: “Starter Kit” (Creative Action Network workshop)

RSVP here Shaun Leonardo is a multidisciplinary artist whose work negotiates societal expectations of manhood, most often definitions surrounding black and brown masculinities.  His work has been featured at the Guggenheim Museum, the High Line, and the New Museum, he recently joined Socrates Sculpture Park as its Executive Director. Pastor Isaac I. Scott is an … Continue reading Shaun Leonardo & Pastor Isaac I. Scott: Workshop with the Arts Justice Safety Coalition (Creative Action Network workshop)