PROJECTS
A cornerstone of participating in SPCUNY’s year-long Faculty and Student Fellowship is the development and implementation of a socially-engaged art project with a public-facing component. Explore Fellows’ projects past and present below.
ALAY
Memories: Souvenirs of Life
Grief & Cyanotypes
Red Scare Lavender Song
States of Arrest
Botanical Tarot
UltraViolet Archive
Daing Laughing
Deported Veterans: An Immersive Exhibit and Mural Project
Generated Stereotypes
The New New York Lotto
DEPARTMENT OF INEFFICIENCY DEPARTMENT
The Relationship Assessment Test
Blue Lightning Ghost Train: Inpatient Program 1
Bringing Art to the Students of PS 205Q
wav.pool
The Peaker Project
When Home Leaves You: Archiving Living Memories of Climate Change
Reclaiming Lyceums: New York City’s Forgotten Rhetorical Legacy
The Activist Presence of an Absence
Intergenerational Theatre Lab
Farsi Flows
Solidarity TK
Freedom Zines
Mourning Machine
OUR STUDIES SHOW
What Else? Comedy About the Solidarity Economy
Síncopaz
A Future Language
People’s Riisearch Group
Bronx Community High School Mural
Gardening Angel
esfuerzo
Performance as Prevention
Blues U : BX
Daylighting Tibbetts Brook
Youth Voices Lead
Fragments of Eternity
Conversations with Artists and Scientists
Echoes of Youth
Disruptive Engagement
Dinners with Curt
Civic Saturday Gatherings
Upcycle Uplift
Fake News Poetry Readings
Citation Needed
Grief Artlab
The Slow Drop
Nomad Resilience Thinking Social-ecological Practice
Image is a Seed
Snowdrift
OPULENCE
Las hermanas de la milpa / The sisters of the milpa
(IN)visible Guides
Creative Respite with the Sisters of Life
Ghost of Myself & You: Mothers of the Disappeared
NEST
Come Back Cities: a fathers raising special needs children support group
We Were Here: Unmasking Yellow Peril
Arts Collaboration With Queens Community House – Pomonok Center
Bahala Na: Filipinx Futurities
Last Street End Series & Land Use Intervention Library
UnHomeless NYC
Trans Agenda: The Bathroom Files
Embodiment Sessions / Every Body is a Figure
American Icons
The Song of the Essential Worker
Art As Social Action 10 Years of Social Practice Queens
