We invite schools, universities, community groups, and private collectives to engage with us. Each visit is shaped to meet your group's unique interests, values, and level of experience.

Together, we explore contemporary artistic expression, inclusive curatorial practices, the realities of managing an art space, and how art serves as both a reflection and driver of cultural and social change.

Visits are led by our gallery director, curators, or guest artists, depending on availability and the focus of the session.

Group visits usually last between 60–90 minutes, including time for Q&A.

Aligned with our mission to alleviate hardships created by socioeconomic and institutional biases in the arts, our visit fees are thoughtfully structured based on group size, institutional affiliation, and discussion focus. This approach ensures that pricing reflects available resources and the labor involved, allowing us to foster meaningful dialogue while sustaining the gallery and ensuring access for under-resourced communities.

Absolutely. Let us know your curriculum or focus area, and we’ll design a visit that supports your objectives.

Our discussions invite groups to consider the broader implications of image-making and gallery practice—who is behind the lens, who controls the narrative, and how structures of power shape which stories are told. Through this lens, we explore the ethics of visibility and representation, and the intersection of art, identity, and institutional power.