This month’s projects celebrate creativity that invites people in. From contemporary dance and world music to neighborhood restaurants and community spaces, these projects invite us to gather, learn, and share something meaningful together. |
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ART BOOK FOR ARTISTS AND ILLUSTRATORS |
EPIC ANATOMY – A Guide to Drawing Bodies |
A gloriously action-packed 144+ page paperback that carries you through the thrilling, step-by-step secrets of drawing the human body, all while a brilliantly unhinged mad scientist unleashes his ambitious plans to conquer all of humanity. |
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BY PILLARS POLE DANCE COMPANY
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NYC's first and only contemporary pole dance ensemble, debuting this month at Brooklyn Art Haus. |
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BY SOUSOU & MAHER CISSOKO
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Marking 20 years as partners in music and life, this new album celebrates voice, kora, guitar, rhythm, and humanity. |
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MYCOAUDIOLOGY: The Lost Tapes |
Explore two decades of fungi field recordings and hear the hidden songs mushrooms have been singing all along. |
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Bex Clay Studio in Atlanta |
Help build a welcoming ceramics space for classes, workshops, artist talks, and clay-filled connection. |
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Brunswick East Bakery & Sky Farm in London |
Brunswick East is growing beyond the bakery with rooftop orchards, edible flowers, and a larger space built around regenerative baking and urban farming. |
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coucou bakehouse in Grand Rapids |
Featuring yogurt bowls, sourdough, hojicha, and house-made cold brew, this community pop-up is building a permanent space to grow and gather. |
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Guided by dreams and recorded with care in Montana, this folk album explores the cycles of grief, joy, memory, and renewal. |
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After five years of dinner clubs and canteen popups, two sisters are opening a neighborhood Pakistani restaurant & bar. |
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Micro May: Pocket-Sized Play Starts Here
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Meet the compact, creative, and wildly fun micro games launching this month as part of our newest Open Call, Micro May. Make sure to check back throughout the month to discover new releases! |
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On why art is easy
Artist Hannah Tishkoff discusses wanting to win people over, how the beginning is also the middle and the end, and the power of the beat drop.
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On meeting your own standards
Accidental Instagram influencer Ida B. on how to handle a sudden growth in audience, loving what you do every day, and the importance of putting your mental health first.
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Kickstarter, PBC • 228 Park Ave S, PMB 59430 New York, New York 10003-1502, USA |
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