An exciting, moving, and compelling Danish film about one of the most unlikely heroes ever. And at the same time so topical and important that you would want to show this documentary to everyone for that reason alone.

Whether you have New Year’s resolutions or not, figuring out what you really want is a useful way to invest your time. But what does it mean to want, and how deep do you need to dig to figure it out?

The holidays are upon us, so let’s get creative as well as reflective. We’ll explore the necessary elements of a religion and see if we can make one from scratch.

For Love of the World is part festival, part lab, part sanctuary.
This year we invite you to dive deep into our digital world with a new perspective: as a space for connection, love, resistance, and hope. 

Bring your works in progress – your sketchbook, colored pencils, pastels, fiber art, poetry book, and more!

This week’s topic is a surprise. As in, nobody knows what the future will be bring, until it happens.

Draw, write, and discover what happens when many voices meet your art.

We judge others. We judge ourselves. And we do it all the time, often without even realizing it. Do you think it’s possible, or even desirable, to let go of judgment?

Algorithms shape attention, buildings respond to users, and data, emotions, and behavior flow through invisible networks. Internationally renowned artist Warren Neidich creates works that critique this neural capitalist landscape. After the artist talk, sign up to collaborate on a new work.

Does the world begin where your skin ends? Let’s investigate our connect/disconnect from reality from different perspectives.