(he/him) has over ten years of experience producing for film, creative gatherings, festivals, live events, and directing projects of theater and video. As an independent producer he has worked with international teams (NHK Japan, Panasonic LTD); municipalities and cultural organizations (Department of Art, Culture + Tourism of Providence; Artists Communities Alliance) and art collectives (Studio Loba; Urbano Boston) communicating in English, Spanish and Japanese. Nan Joubá was born and raised in Argentina and graduated from School of Tokyo Visual Arts as a Videoartist.

Plurality

Various perspectives inform our creative processes and understanding of environments.

Well-being

Creative work is accomplished best when people are fully present –and this comes with caring for our health and allowing us time to rest.

an exploratory approach

that empowers us with curiosity to (re)define what art is according to our terms.

Shey Rivera Ríos

(they/them/elle) is an interdisciplinary artist, cultural worker, and arts administrator with 15 years of experience in cultural work and ‘placekeeping’ projects. Their artistic creations span a myriad of topics, from home to capitalism to queerness and magic.

Stephanie Fortunato

(she/her) is a public humanist and parent on a mission to inspire discovery, delight, and understanding by exploring the transformative power of arts and culture with communities. Throughout her career, Stephanie has collaborated with local communities to co-create arts-based policies, programs, and partnerships that aim to strengthen neighborhoods, facilitate connections, and animate public spaces.

Oliver Arias – Syde Sho

(he/him) is a Dominican-American filmmaker from Providence, RI. He aims to use the power of film to highlight the lives of artists, activists, community members/organizers, and social/political movements. He prides himself in being able to film amazing storytellers that bring life to the screen as he helps facilitate that process by creating a vulnerable and safe space that allows for the best stories to be told.

Ian Carlo Vicente

(he/him) is a Puerto Rican designer, marketer and entrepreneur living in NYC. His latest project includes creating a resortwear brand called Manglar Apparel, which aims to create a sense of community and reveal the true colors of the Caribbean to the apparel industry by the highlight of Spanish, African and Taino roots.