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.






















Quiet Magazine: Cultural Currency


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Studio Services:

Community Archiving → Research Publishing →

To announce their presence and archive their impact, the artist community and non-profit Quiet sought our support in archiving the experiences of artists within their community and developing our research into a publishing around the 5 “cultural currencies” that served as the foundation for the work they did. In an effort to open-source their learnings from over 8 years of operations, we worked with their founder and core team to produce Quiet magazine. Along the way we interviewed over 20 members of their community and spent countless hours in thoughtful conversation and distillation to develop the 200+ page publishing available today.

It exists as both a reflection of their organizational impact and serves to inspire as a model for abundance practice for other arts non-profits seeking to a creative antidote for the challenges of our time.



title
Quiet Magazine: Cultural Currency 

format
Research Publishing

practices
Community Archiving, Research Development, Strategic Direction, Interview Facilitation, Creative Direction

seasons
Fall 2023, Spring/Summer 2024

contributors
Kayla Edem, Kwaku Beke, Marvin James, Ngozi Olojede, Sol Guy, Will Edem, Keith Scharwath, Nikka Martineau, Mackenzie Costa

partners
Quiet