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.

SummerWorks Lab ResidencyPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonOur Secret PLague - photo by Andrew WilliamsonPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonThe AMY Project Panel DiscussionSummerWorks Lab ResidencyCyclic Dystopia -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonThe New Office - photo by Andrew WilliamsonPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonHealth & Safety Notes -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonSummerWorks Lab ResidencyWe Were, We Are, We Will BeThe Ministry of Mundane MysteriesRising as a Community - photo by Andrew WilliamsonCyclic Dystopia -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonWe Were, We Are, We Will Be Panel DiscussionSummerWorks Lab ResidenciesSummerWorks Lab ResidencyCan You Trust Me - photo by Andrew WilliamsonPlease Remain Behind the Shield - photo by Andrew WilliamsonRising as a Community - photo by Andrew WilliamsonPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonPhoto by Andrew WilliamsonThe New Office - photo by Andrew WilliamsonHealth & Safety Notes -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonClub QuarantineCan You Trust Me - photo by Andrew WilliamsonBeck Johnson recording Kerri WondersClub QuarantineHealth & Safety Notes -Photo by Andrew WilliamsonEnd of Summer Mix - Colin AsuncionWe Were, We Are, We Will BeEnd of Summer Mix - Fay and FluffyPhoto by Andrew Williamsonby Monnet DesignClub QuarantinePhoto by Andrew Williamson