Indigenous artists on reclaiming authenticity at the ‘Future Imaginaries’ exhibition
Two Native American artists meet for the first time at the “Future Imaginaries” exhibition at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles to discuss the… Read More
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California art initiative examines how science and art collide
Two exhibitions join the Academy Museum in Los Angeles as part of PST ART: Art & Science Collide. Color in Motion: Chromatic Explorations of… Read More
Artists explore climate change and social justice
The “Breath(e)” exhibition at UCLA’s Hammer Museum features 25 international artists exploring the intersection of climate change and social justice. The show features photography,… Read More
Preserving Indigenous knowledge for future generations
Meet Salvadoran artist, Beatriz Cortez, who created “Generosity 1,” a sculpture for the Armory Arts Museum in Los Angeles, California inspired by Sputnik 1. Read More
How young voices are shaping our government
According to a Tufts University poll, 57% of 18-34-year-olds say they are extremely likely to vote in this year’s election. Young political advocates like… Read More
Bipartisan-bashing: A comedy troupe’s tonic to a politically polarized country
Welcome to the show! DC-based political comedy troupe The Washington Roast pits comedians as political figures against each other—Nancy Pelosi goes head-to-head with Donald… Read More
Worth fighting for: Young leader on eroding island works to protect 400 years of tradition
Tangier Island faces coastal erosion and a decreasing population in the Chesapeake Bay. But 23-year-old Vice Mayor Cameron Evans and island residents are working… Read More
How one immigrant entrepreneur spiced up the pepper game
Immigrant entrepreneur and owner of 50 Hertz Tingly Foods Yao Zhao shares how he started his business and his journey of self-discovery. This story… Read More
Historic Black cemetery preserves history despite challenges
The preservation efforts of Mount Zion and Female Union Band Society cemeteries unite the community and allow young people to help others discover its… Read More
Stonemasons at the National Cathedral chip in to tell a more inclusive history
The Washington National Cathedral’s first female stonemason will work with the team lead by head stonemason Joe Alonso to install stone tablets inscribed with… Read More