"I belong to a community of migrant artists. We vary in status-citizens, non-citizens, mixed status, undocumented, and with visas, we are immigrants of multiple generations, and we vary in skin tone, sexual and gender identity and ability.
This is the family I choose. We support each other, and defend each other, and our love is infinite and indivisible by borders." - JESS X SNOW
See more from Jess' story here: bit.ly/2ktfzBn
"I’m putting myself and my paintings out there in an effort to connect with people. Understanding will bring us closer to each other, and closer to progress." - Michael Aghahowa, 23
He never stops exploring the boundries of his discipline.
See how you too can explore your artistry, even after graduation: adobe.ly/2ktujjz
"Write in spaces that have been silent in a way that makes them searchable and shareable." - Poet Paul Tran teaches artists to use technology to bring their doings into spaces that have been silent.
Did you put impression with your poetry? Click here to watch how you can record your poem : bit.ly/2ktNvOt
"People shouldn’t rely on the media’s presentation when they perceive others. They should rely on face-to-face interaction. I hope my work encourages people to give everyone a chance – the way people are shown is not always how they are.” - Myles Loftin, 19
See that how Myles uses his photography to break the stigma around "black hooded males": bit.ly/2ktfBJv
