Community Engagement
Mary-Liz Murray
N+T Asks: How can art offer hope to artists and ...

On April 24, 2020, we hosted our fourth N+T Asks conversation. This week Assistant Curator Leah Triplett Harrington asked you and our guests Stephanie Cardon and Charla Jones, "How does art offer hope to artists and the public?" Click to watch or listen to the full conversation.

N+T Asks: How can art offer hope to artists and the public?
Artist Voices
Now + There
Nick Cave is one of T Magazine's 2019 Greats

Augment creator, artist Nick Cave is dubbed “The Most Joyful, and Critical, Artist in America” by T Magazine for their annual The Greats issue, out now.

Nick Cave is one of T Magazine's 2019 Greats
N+T Projects
Leah Triplett Harrington
Process and Procession: The JOY Parade as Art ...

Associate Curator Leah Triplett Harrington offers a reflection on The JOY Parade, part of Nick Caves’s Augment, and dives into the history of parades as both contemporary art expressions and nexus points for hyper-local happiness and jubilation.

Process and Procession: The JOY Parade as Art and Intervention
Community Engagement, N+T Projects
Lori Lobenstine
Partnership in Action: DS4SI and Augment

Lori Lobenstine, Program Design Lead with DS4SI joins us on the blog to talk about the impact of public making and how projects like Augment support social intervention and collective agency.

Partnership in Action: DS4SI and Augment
News & Updates
Jameson Johnson
Building the Ecosystem: Community Partnership ...

Jameson Johnson, founder of the Boston Art Review talks about how collaborating with N+T for their upcoming Public Art Issue is supporting a more sustainable art ecosystem and introduces six writers who were paid for their work through partnership with Now + There.

Building the Ecosystem: Community Partnership in Arts Publishing

Upcycling UNLESS: seeking more sustainable art & consumerism

Upcycling UNLESS: seeking more sustainable art & consumerism

Public art reflects the value of equity in a town or city for all its members to be able to access contemporary art. I believe most artists, by nature, are cultural producers, hoping to share ideas, perspectives and curiosity. Interacting with art is an important social and personal experience and when shared publicly, has limitless impact.

Lost House: Lessons in Serving the Neighborhood

Lost House: Lessons in Serving the Neighborhood

2018 N+T Accelerator Artist Cynthia Gunadi and her partner Joel Lamere opened their Accelerator Project Lost House to the public on Sunday October 28, 2018. Read how, in Cynthia’s words, their community outreach, which began as due diligence, ended up being an honor to take part in.