Creative Time Inc.

“The drafted 990 was circulated to the entire board and audit committee for review and approval prior to filing.”

“Board members review the policy and sign off on it every year.”

“The organization does not make its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financials statements available to the public.”

“Creative time brings ambitious, socially engaged art to the public free and open to all. We partner with artists to address the most pressing issues of our times, and foster dreams for our collective future. We aim to transcend the barriers that too often define whose art is considered important and which audiences engage with art. Since 1974, creative time has produced over 350 public art projects, led by the conviction that art acts as a powerful means to envision change in our communities.”

“R&d fellowship the creative time r&d (research & development) fellowship, is a program designed to support interdisciplinary research and development of projects from five established artists with a track record in socially engaged art. The program acts as a catalyst for an artist with a well-defined concept, perhaps already underway, and connects them to an interdisciplinary network of collaborators and advisers to develop their work in the public realm at a meaningful depth or scale. Creative time provides access to an interdisciplinary group of advisors relevant to each proposed project to support project research and initiate collaborations. The r&d fellowship is facilitated by creative time's curator r&d fellowship. The creative time r&d (research & development) fellowship, is a program designed to support interdisciplinary research and development of projects from five established artists with a track record in socially engaged art. The program acts as a catalyst for an artist with a well-defined concept, perhaps already underway, and connects them to an interdisciplinary network of collaborators and advisers to develop their work in the public realm at a meaningful depth or scale. Creative time provides access to an interdisciplinary group of advisors relevant to each proposed project to support project research and initiate collaborations. The r&d fellowship is facilitated by creative time's curator. Cosmologyscape cosmologyscape is a collaborative project rooted in black and indigenous tradition, inviting the public to consider what our dreams could signify about our future, if we could only decode them. Many of us understand dreaming to be an important tool in self-awareness, a glimpse at our subconscious, but dreaming is also a collective act: to dream is to practice for a better future than the reality we presently live within. Oglla lakta artist and academic dr. Suzanne kite and afro-futurist artist alisha wormsley's cosmologyscape will encourage and facilitate public dreaming through an artist-designed ai dream journal and chatbot. The dream app invited the public to follow different dream paths, such as a guided meditation or sound bath, intended to facilitate dreaming and rest. Bookended by public art activations on the summer solstice and fall equinox, cosmologyscape was a temporary platform designed to engage the public in the process of building the future through dreams. Cthq cthq is a gathering space supporting artists working at the intersection of art and politics as they continue to plot, orchestrate, and recharge from cultural, political and social organizing work. The space is rooted in the legacy of art and activism, in the rebelliousness of artist-organizers in the lower east side such as self-organized neighborhood art, health and education centers, experimental theater, protest collectives, and community-owned housing, cultural and greenspaces, to claim and shape space for artistic and political production. Additionally, cthq sits within creative time's historic and ongoing work to gather artists to share tactics for political change most notably through the creative time summit, creative time reports, and its global fellowship. Growing within a lineage of visionary and transgressive creative moments, cthq serves as a hub for today and tomorrow's community of socially engaged and politically oriented artists in the neighborhood, citywide, across the country, and around the world.”