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Commissioned by Mural Arts Philadelphia, this case study explores the design, impact, and learnings from Mural Arts’ Reimagining Reentry Fellowship, a program that provides public artmaking and exhibition opportunities to artists impacted by incarceration. The program was conceived by Artists Jesse Krimes and Russell Craig.
Commissioned by Mural Arts Philadelphia, this case study explores the design, impact, and learnings from a first of its kind artist-in-residence program with the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office, featuring artist James "Yaya" Hough.
This brief essay reflects on the importance of process in public art-making and offers advice to those seeking to create new monuments. Written in collaboration with Mural Arts Executive Director Jane Golden, this piece was commissioned by Monument Lab for its National Monument Audit.
This article explores T-shaped scaling, "in which the vertical bar of the T refers to scaling deep—akin to the roots of a tree, anchoring solutions within a community—and the horizontal bar of the T denotes scaling wide, propagating verdant practices in new communities." This is the model Mural Arts Philadelphia embraced when it launched the Mural Arts Institute in 2017.
Featured in the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research, this piece considers the importance of building and honoring trust in collaborative artmaking practices. It serves as a commentary on Collaborative Art: A Transformational Force Within Communities.