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SOURCE Studio founder Mel Chin sat down with artist and 2024 Corrina Mehiel Fellow, Anna Tsouhlarakis, for a deep dive into their artistic practices as Anna prepared her monumental sculpture for the upcoming 2026 Whitney Biennale and Mel worked towards… Read More »In process with Anna Tsouhlarakis and Mel Chin
meditations on the theology of reception in art as social practice brontë velez brontë velez is our 2025-2026 SOURCE Studio Research & Development Fellow. brontë’s art practice stems from the black christian tradition of the praise break: a moment in the… Read More »slowing the shutter: 001
S.O.U.R.C.E. Studio’s 2022 Corrina Mehiel Fellows, brontë velez and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter, sat down recently for a fellow-to-fellow interview. They explored how systems of care converge and diverge, and the paradoxes of being in practices of enacting care while… Read More »Fellows in conversation: Mary and brontë
In 2023, we began piloting our new Research and Development (R&D) Fellowship model, where we work with artists to incubate (and advance!) a new, visionary socially engaged work. Our first test subject, Mel Chin, asked to activate a collaborative investigation… Read More »A Retreat…To Advance
As heard on S.O.U.R.C.E. Studio‘s Montez Press Radio segment, the Fundred Project’s journey is recounted through a compilation of compelling conversation, insightful interviews and live event audio. From Fundred documentary CAPITAL TO CAPITOL, to VIVA Brooklyn! program footage, the sounds… Read More »Auditory Insight on the Fundred Project
jackie sumell (spelled all lowercase) is a multidisciplinary artist and abolitionist inspired most by the lives of everyday people and informed through working directly with incarcerated people. Her work has been anchored at the intersection of activism, education, mindfulness practices and… Read More »A journey of Compassion and creativity with Jackie Sumell
Muse Dodd is a multidisciplinary artist, curator and DJ whose work reclaims black queer experience through an act of remembering, exploring what hurts and what needs healing. Working between mediums of music, video, photography, movement, ritual, conversation and an overall… Read More »Muse Dodd – Reclaiming Black Identity through Remembering
WELCOME TO S.O.U.R.C.E. STUDIO! As the first Director of this emerging organization, I am honored to introduce S.O.U.R.C.E. Studio, an artist-centered and action-oriented nonprofit organization committed to supporting artistic practices rooted in community, creativity and social justice. At first, introducing S.O.U.R.C.E. during this… Read More »Welcome