Geña is in dialogue with Puerto Rican poet, critic, and translator Urayoàn Noel. They discuss building community across miles, how the pandemic has reshaped creators and Urayoàn  shares some original poetry.

Fran Flaherty is in dialogue with queer, disabled, East Asian artist and art curator Sean Lee. Sean is the Director of Programming for Tangled Art and Disability and shares the importance of visibility, access, and advocacy for artists with disabilities. 

Veronica Corpuz is in dialogue with Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator's founder and curator.  They discuss how artists don't just need funds to create, but nurturing and emotional support as well. 

http://dvcai.org/

Maritza Mosquera is in dialogue with Bay Area visual artist Dominique Enriquez. Dominique finds being a "quiet observer" beneficial in connecting with people as she navigates the Arts world, both as an artist and as an administrator. 

https://www.notwhitecollective.com/enriquez

Sara Tang is in dialogue with spoken word poet, curator, and educator Marquis "Ten Thousand" Burton. He shares his experience with the Buffalo art scene, finding joy, and some of his personal spoken word. 

http://tenthousandpoetry.com/

Liana Maneese is in dialogue with Shey ‘Rí Acu’ Rivera Ríos (they/them). Shey is an interdisciplinary artist, cultural strategist, and arts administrator. Their artistic creations explore capitalism, the idea of home, queerness, magic, our relationship with technology, and more.  In discussing their work, the pair dive into resilience, the art within our cultures, and how little seedlings can have a big impact. 

https://www.sheyrivera.com

Liana Maneese is in dialogue with Victoria Snyder, a thought leader on self-care and the founder of Self Care Senorita. The two have the much needed conversation about the needs and well-being of artists, existing during a pandemic, and being honest with yourself about what you need. 

Alison Zapata is in dialogue with mixed media artist Natiq Jalil. Natiq Jalil is a self-taught artist who "believes that true art begins during those moments between being asleep and being awake." Listen in on the conversation about The Coloured Section, the questions people ask Black artists, and telling the stories of marginalized people. And by the way, don't buy his art if you plan on putting it in your bathroom.

https://artofnatiq.com/