Fellowship Projects

Organized by The Failure Collective

The Failure Collective Collection of Failures is a celebration of the joys that come with acknowledging the many ways in which we fail.  

Organized by Joy Cotton and Aspen M. Laboy

Sequin/ce, a community co-created collaborative project, positions queer JOY as a mode of resistance.

Organized by Alex Jacobsen and Lauren Simpson

pr0xy-fl3$h: requiem uses Deep Listening and Contact Improvisation to invite a more conscious engagement with the rhythms of daily life.

Organized by Amanda Huckins

Creating More Hours: A Temporal Commons offers humanly scaled models for combining creative practice, social connection, and mutual caregiving.

Organized by Joelle Wellansa Sandfort and Wanufi Teshome

Drop Stitch reflects how cultural information is generated, inherited, or lost across disciplines and distances.

Organized by Ilaamen Pelshaw and Pamela Conyers-Hinson

The Beauty of Color celebrates color as a solidarity-building tool across the experiences of diaspora and migration.

Organized by Natalie Hanson, Matthew Bailey, and Gayle Rocz

Dollhouse gestures toward the fun and failure of distilling the complexities of personhood in a post, story, or reel against the backdrop of an all-encompassing audience.

Organized by Hannah Lee Hall and Annika Johnson

Treader traces the cycle of growth, harvest, and decay in a toxic landscape.

Organized by Jared Packard

ditch seed examines the prairie and processes of colonization that whittled it down to 1% of what it once was.

Organized by Unceded Artist Collective

The People, The Human Beings is an invitation; a position from which to forge kinships, community, and collective power.

Organized by Corson Androski and Allis Conley

Alluvium is structured around reconsidering our relationship to Nebraska’s waters and the Indigenous territories we occupy.