Art

We are creating a trilogy of engagement-centered performances that challenge our national narrative about housing and influence policy. Since 2019, we’ve produced and planned groundbreaking art projects and hosted hundreds of conversations and engagement workshops. We’ve also trained advocates and artists to create more imaginative and equitable policy outcomes. Our vision is that by 2029 communities around the US will be equipped with art-based ways to make change.

A blurry photo of a person hurrying across a busy city street with tall buildings, on a rainy and gray cast day.
A black and white sketch illustration of a tent.
A portrait of Noe Montes smiling and staring away from the camera. They have pink hair, black lipstick, and they are wearing a green camouflage shirt with an orange knit scarf and fur hood.

Images left to right: from Exiled by Sangjin Kim, Portrait by Noe Montes, Tent by Nephilie Andonyadis.

Project:

The Most Beautiful Home… Maybe

Currently available for touring, training, and professional development opportunities for folks working in housing departments and associations, city councils, housing activists and anyone working to make a difference in this field.

It is a nerdy and raucous vision for guaranteed housing. This participatory performance juxtaposes housing data, Lyndon Johnson, torch songs, and stories of Americans facing home insecurity. The show asks audiences to create housing policies collectively and envision a future where everyone has a home.

Project:

The Pasture

Workshops: 2023-2025. Premieres Winter 2025.

The Pasture is a queer senior sex farce about affordable housing. This fast-paced, over-the-top comedy invites us to experience a future where our elders have safe, healthy, and FABULOUS housing.

Project:

Housewarming

Workshops: 2025-2026. Premieres 2027.

Exploring the relationship between climate change, climate migration, and housing policies.