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Research & Development Studio Projects


The outcomes of our studio practice are projects varying in form and scale that are developed in service to our mission of contextualizing our histories, imagining our futures, and grounding us in the now.

Memoryhaus 555
ITS-IN-SCOPE Thesis Collections
Archive Caretaker Fellowship Program
Worldbuilding 3000 Sympoisum
Quiet Magazine: Cultural Currency
People’s Propaganda Printmaking Studio
Studio Portraits @ BMF
Crenwshaw Remembers Arts & Wellness Festival
ITS-IN-SCOPE Thesis Exhibitions
Seed-to-Shelf Spring Market Event Photography
Rep Club Retail Residency: Free People Time Thesis
Library for Researching & Remembering
Jardin de Altagracia Design Development
SUM’MOR School
Studio Portaits @ Nuit Noire

Memoryhaus 406
Guiiided Visual Language
Presence Prompting
People’s Propaganda Guest Lecture
Dahomey Research Artifact & Film Screening
The Sun Seeker Film Screening







A creative research studio at the intersection of indigenous histories and intuitive futures. Through our cooperative practice and intercommunal services we aim to inspire the public into innovative-ancient ways of being. We be in community, through arts, and towards a vision informed by intuition, context, and ancestors.




















Archive Caretaker Fellowship Program


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Studio Services:

Collective Learning → Installation & Placemaking → Community Archiving →

The ITS-IN-SCOPE Archive Caretaker Fellowship was designed to empower intuition and reward the curiosity of local artists and archivists. Launched in 2020, the fellowship includes six months of collective learning, studio practice, and communal exhibition. Fellows explore the ITS-IN-SCOPE intuitive pedagogy and identify information to be shared and archived in an exhibition of material artifacts, visual essays, and audio records.

Two fellowship cohorts have completed the program since its formation, exhibiting in 2021 at Memoryhaus 555 and in 2024 at The Salt Eaters Bookshop respectively. In total this program has gathered and engaged with nearly 15 Black and Indigenous artists and researchers through this experimental collective learning practice.



title
Archive Caretaker Fellowship Program

format
Collective Learning

practices
Arts Education, Curriculum Design, Creative Direction, Placemaking, Facilitation, Program Development, Service Design, Community Archiving

seasons
Fall/Winter 2020 -> Spring 2021, Fall/Winter 2023 -> Spring 2024 

contributors
Altagracia Alvarado, Annalie Juan, Annessa De La Cruz, Asha Grant, Crea Jackson, Ephraim Owairu, Marvin James, Sela Kerr, Dr. Sharla Berry,