The ongoing programming series, Modes of Freedom, conceptualizes liberation through different forms of artistic intervention and practices to interrogate expanded theories of justice and approach questions of race, belonging and social engagement. Featuring diverse written and visual works by minority artists and creators in their own words, on their own terms, this continuous project sees “Freedom” in the United States as an ongoing process, and process of processes, not to strive for, but to create from…

 These collective, integrated, actions are a response to the fact that traditional forms of justice have not only under-supported communities of color and marginalized populations but have been harmful and will continue to be unless we seek new modes of social thought and creative modes of action- to redefine spaces of change and establish making practices in new ways that reimagine our current structures of power and systems of control in ways that re-connect them to communities and value freedom for all, not just the many.