Awarding 5 Dauntless Palestinian-American Writers, Activists, and Artists For Work that Carves Paths In Refusal To Be De-Futured and Erased.

A radical cycle of support for socially concerned artists will award $1.5 million to 75 artists, by artists.

Eyebeam, a “power station” known for generating visionary work by artists and technologists together with the community, today announced the elections of Salome Asega and Rufaro Makanda to its Board of Directors.

The nonprofit recently gave up its brick-and-mortar space to embrace a more democratic and digital approach.

The article series used satellite imagery to expose the camps.

With most art spaces facing long-term closures, how can in-person residency programs change to meet the needs of the moment? That’s a question that led the leaders of Eyebeam, a New York-based organization focused on the intersection of art and technology, to initiate a shift in how it runs its well-regarded residencies.