In June, Creative Capital Awardees gathered with arts professionals working in all fields to form new connections and help make ambitious artistic visions a reality. Check out the photos from our convening at Bard College.

Creative Capital’s Taller profesional para artistas (Taller) is a free four-month career development program for Spanish-speaking Latinx artists in New York City. Read more.

We speak to Melanie Crean, Shaun Leonardo and Sable Elyse Smith about their Creative Capital Project, Mirror/Echo/Tilt, which uses visual art, poetry, as well as curriculum with court-involved youth to inform the work that will be on view at the New Museum in New York. Read more.

Artist, animator, and filmmaker Suzan Pitt passed away recently at age 75. We look at the lasting legacy she left on the animation world, using the art form of animation to express humor, thoughtfulness, and a sense of wonder. Read more.

We are proud to announce that, in recognition of our 20th anniversary, Creative Capital will move to an annual cycle of awards and retreats, allowing us to provide more support for artists, and on a more responsive schedule. Read more.

Alex Rivera’s 2008 Creative Capital Project, Sleep Dealer, is still relevant today—the speculative futurist film made surprisingly accurate predictions about remote warfare, protected borders, and automation. Ahead of a screening at Queens Museum, Rivera told us about the work. Read the article.