This open to the public panel event is co-hosted by Social Practice CUNY and Korea Art Forum. The panel will explore key questions: What does art, art-making, and public art look like through the lens of social engagement?
Celebrate National Coming Out Day and LGBTQ+ History Month with an afternoon of queer short films and works in progress by LGBTQ+ filmmakers, followed by a Q&A. Organized by SPCUNY Faculty Fellow Anne Davis Mulford. Free and open to the public.
Part of the Practice is back for its third and final season and we’re celebrating with a launch party! Come celebrate the new season, hear more about the book, and spend an evening with the SPCUNY community. RSVP encouraged (click through into event to RSVP).
The O Commons is a new mutual aid network for immigrant artists and cultural workers. Supported by an SPCUNY Fellowship, we are coming together to share knowledge, resources, experiences, and creative practices around the realities of making art and building a life in the United States.
Join us at Printed Matter for the New York launch of The Radical Unpresent: Cultural Resistance in a Fractured World (MIT Press), SPCUNY co-director Gregory Sholette’s new study of how artists are navigating the collapse of historical time in our fractured present.
How Do We Continue in Public? is the fourth and final program in Social Practice CUNY's 2026 series How Do We ___________ in Public?: a cycle of free experimental events responding to contemporary crises shaping the cultural field, including the defunding and targeting of public institutions and the erosion of shared civic space. Organized by SPCUNY Co-Director Chloë Bass and SPCUNY Program Coordinator Cory Tamler, this six-hour, open conversational gathering faces the necessity of going on in an age of personal, systemic, ecological, and international polycrises.
