In March, the year took a turn. In response, we expanded our summer programming to offer work that reflected what our communities needed at the time: care and collaboration. From May through September, SummerWorks programming connected hundreds of artists with thousands of audience members over the phone, through the screen, and from a distance. Even in the midst of uncertainty, it’s incredible to remember what’s still possible.

Club QuarantineEnd of Summer Mix - Colin AsuncionPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonHealth & Safety Notes -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonRising as a Community - photo by Andrew WilliamsonThe New Office - photo by Andrew WilliamsonRising as a Community - photo by Andrew WilliamsonSummerWorks Lab ResidencyPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonOur Secret PLague - photo by Andrew WilliamsonCan You Trust Me - photo by Andrew WilliamsonSummerWorks Lab ResidencyWe Were, We Are, We Will BePhoto by Andrew WilliamsonWe Were, We Are, We Will BeWe Were, We Are, We Will Be Panel DiscussionThe Ministry of Mundane MysteriesCyclic Dystopia -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonPlease Remain Behind the Shield - photo by Andrew WilliamsonSummerWorks Lab ResidencyClub QuarantineSummerWorks Lab ResidenciesClub QuarantineCyclic Dystopia -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonBeck Johnson recording Kerri WondersThe New Office - photo by Andrew Williamsonby Monnet DesignHealth & Safety Notes -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonSummerWorks Lab ResidencyHealth & Safety Notes -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonEnd of Summer Mix - Fay and FluffyPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonThe AMY Project Panel DiscussionCan You Trust Me - photo by Andrew Williamson