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S2021E16
Off the Wall: Miami
July 05, 2022
Public art has a long history on the streets of Miami. Chire "VantaBlack" Regans uses her art as a tool to advocate for social justice causes. The large-scale mural, "Say Their Names," memorializes the victims of gun violence in Miami and its impact on the community.
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Tatjana Rebelle's Story
July 14, 2022
"I want to make sure that when I leave a situation theres some type of impact."
Off the Wall: Denver
S2021E15
Denver's endangered murals by Chicano artists reveal a vital and overlooked history.
Off the Wall: Philadelphia
S2021E14
Kensington finds community and hope through poetry and a new public art installation.
Classical Music's Next Generation
S2021E9
A look into the careers of the next generation of classical musicians.
George Balanchine's The Nutcracker Across America
S2021E8
"George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker" returns to ballet companies across America.
Detroit Healing Memorial
S2021E7
A memorial features over 2,000 handmade pouches dedicated to Detroit's loved ones.
Cleveland Orchestra Returns
S2021E5
The Cleveland Orchestra makes its awaited return to the stage at Severance Music Center.
Dallas Black Dance Theatre Thriving
S2021E4
Dallas Black Dance Theatre returns live with a premiere at Jacob's Pillow.
Creating Drama on Social Media
S2021E3
Actor and prolific Instagram user Brian Jordan Alvarez is starting drama on social media.
Latinx Voices Respond to the Moment
S2021E2
Latinx artists created timely work under lockdown in response to the pandemic.
Latinx Voices Respond to the Moment
S2021E2
Latinx artists created timely work under lockdown in response to the pandemic.
New York is Burning
S2021E1
Works & Process presents "New York is Burning" by Omari Wiles and Les Ballet Afrik.
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