Global Arts Corps

12/11/2025

Our year-end message. Read about GAC‘s 2025 and our plans in the new year. Link in bio.

11/17/2025

Thank you for helping break
the silence at the screening of The Journey
Back to Now. The truth grows louder when we
share it—and we’re just getting started.

Global Arts Corps |

11/16/2025

The Journey Back to Now
screens tonight at

Join us as we come together to break
decades of silence—and share the stories that
once felt unspeakable.

🗓️ Today | 4–9 PM
📍Whisk & Whiskey, Brooklyn

11/15/2025

*The Journey Back to Now* follows nineteen young performers reclaiming stories their families were once too afraid to tell. Their courage reminds us that remembering isn’t just looking back — it’s moving forward.

10/29/2025

Over the last eighteen months, GAC has been hard at work running an international pilot project entitled RadioKind. In an increasingly turbulent and uncertain world, we asked the question, “What if children (aged 6 to 12) could talk to other children around the world — across language, across culture, across borders?”

We ran workshops in five unique locations previously affected by war, poverty, or isolation. Using the same ensemble training techniques we utilize with adult actors, we helped kids create stories, songs, and poems that travelled to other kids around the world. Stripping away the visual, we focused purely on audio —training kids to prioritize listening before judgment sets in. Audio demands active engagement and imagination, promoting the power and depth of true storytelling.

What we discovered blew us away. Kids learn easily and organically from other kids, and their stories create bridges that fly under the political radar, demonstrating a powerful common humanity.

Global Arts Corps is currently looking for ways to expand RadioKind in the United States and beyond.

This is "RadioKind" by Global Arts Corps on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

06/04/2024

Artists and community organizations around the world are increasingly turning to art to create positive social change.

12/20/2022

Photo of Fulsori Ghat, Gaibandha, Bangladesh. Taken by Abu Momin

Global Arts Corps is an arts organization probing persistent hatreds and fears around the world to disrupt cycles of historical and cultural vengeance.

09/24/2021

It is with a huge sadness that we share the news that our friend and partner, Xavier Ricard Lanata, has left us at age 48 on September 5th after a long and heroic battle with a vicious brain tumor. In a hundred different ways, until his final day he continued to prod, probe, and help our work as he shared his revolutionary and surprisingly theatrical thoughts on what is happening to the world through the prism of a powerful vision of ecology. Read more about Xavier in the link in our bio. Rest in power, dear Xavier.

09/24/2021

It is with a huge sadness that we share the news that our friend and partner, Xavier Ricard Lanata, has left us at age 48 on September 5th after a long and heroic battle with a vicious brain tumor. In a hundred different ways, until his final day he continued to prod, probe, and help our work as he shared his revolutionary and surprisingly theatrical thoughts on what is happening to the world through the prism of a powerful vision of ecology. Click the link in our bio to read more about our friends work. Rest in power, dear Xavier.

09/24/2021

It is with a huge sadness that we share the news that our friend and partner, Xavier Ricard Lanata, has left us at age 48 on September 5th after a long and heroic battle with a vicious brain tumor. In a hundred different ways, until his final day he continued to prod, probe, and help our work as he shared his revolutionary and surprisingly theatrical thoughts on what is happening to the world through the prism of a powerful vision of ecology. Read more about his work by clicking the link in our bio. Rest in power, dear Xavier.

04/16/2021

Opening today: "Young Voices"
We are excited to announce our short documentary is now live on our website.

This event is part of Carnegie Hall's Voices of Hope festival.

A short documentary exploring young people's perspectives on the world around them, the pandemic, and how they might re-define hope at this transitional global moment.

04/15/2021

Global Arts Corps is pleased to present “Young Voices,” a short documentary for the Voices of Hope Festival by Carnegie Hall. In this film, young people reflect on the effect the pandemic has had on them and the implications of the events of the past year on their future. Check out the film on our website- launching 4/16.