Artist and professor Mariam Aziza Stephan shares an eclectic list of parks, restaurants and cultural spaces that make Greensboro a wonderful home and community. 

Guilty By Interview Series features Artcities artist and professor Antoine Williams. He answers seven questions from Gen Z by Gen Z artist Julian Adon Alexander.

As part of ArtCities Winston-Salem & Greensboro, a team of MFA students in the Documentary Film Program at Wake Forest University created a short film on the five featured artists. View it here.

Thank you Associate Professor, Documentary Film Program Christopher Zaluski and MFA students Allison Rieff (‘23), Rodney Wilds (‘23), Chen Zheng (‘23), Jinglin Zeng (‘23) and Grace Zhu (‘23). Photos by WFU alumni Kayla Amador. 

The GBA team asks each artist one exacting question. Delve in, it’s good!

GBA’s Content Manager Luna Alatorre sat down with Moong!rl to talk about her experiences performing at venues such as RASH, Elsewhere, Mood Ring and other focal points of NYC nightlife.

Laila Annmarie Stevens (b. 2001) is a Black Queer Photographer and Visual Artist from Queens, NY, currently pursuing her BFA at The Fashion Institute of Technology. A regular contributor to the NYTimes, Laila took time out from her schedule to photograph local Gen Z artists and answer a few questions.

Guilty By Interview Series features New Orleans native Chike Ozah, co-director of jeen-yuhs, the Emmy-nominated film on Kanye West. He answers six questions from GBA friend Joie Berhe-Lumax.

Mitch McEwen is a multifaceted architectural designer and assistant professor of architecture at Princeton. She met Charles DuVernay in 2019 on a research trip to New Orleans when she was preparing her contribution to MoMA’s exhibition Reconstruction: Architecture and Blackness in America. She introduced Charles to GBA, resulting in the Reincarnation drop by the DuVernay Collective.