ART/ICLE is our new format that bridges journalism and art to tell urgent stories in viscerally resonant ways. In ART/ICLE, journalists collaborate with artists over a focused co-creation period. Guided by the journalist’s ongoing reporting, the artists create original works that expand the reach and emotional impact of the story.

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Over the next three years, TED & POSCA will be building a new form of artist residency – a distributed cohort of artists working across the world, united by a shared drive to shape culture and community. At Fine Acts, we are proud to lead the curation and coordination of this initiative.

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The Creative Impact League is an invitation-only circle of creative leaders shaping culture. Our new initiative brings together a small group of exceptional strategists, storytellers, and campaign architects to work with some of the world’s most impactful nonprofits.

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Europe Day is an opportunity to celebrate what unites us — and to reflect on what still needs work. In collaboration with the European Cultural Foundation, we created an illustration collection for Europe Day, bringing together 14 artists from across the continent to produce a series of open-licensed visual works.

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Business as Usual is a solo exhibition by Gabriel Barcia-Colombo, created with the support of Fine Acts, shown at C24 Gallery in New York City. Exploring disconnection, pseudoscience, and technology, the exhibition examines human responses to a world increasingly shaped by machine progress and experience.

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Artists for Climate is our global initiative with TED Countdown, that engages artists to create visual content addressing the climate crisis. The initiative includes a worldwide open call for illustrations, as well as collaborative formats such as creative SPRINTS bringing artists together to rapidly produce visuals for climate advocacy. 

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Chasing Chasing Amy, a documentary about the 1997 film Chasing Amy and its cultural impact on the LGBTQ+ community, in which Fine Acts is Executive Producer – just had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, to high critical acclaim.

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We teamed up with 20 amazing artists from around the world to produce a collection of powerful visual artworks on the topic of climate justice - rooted in hope, resilience, and inclusivity as we accelerate climate action & solutions together.

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Together some of the best illustrators on the planet, our team specializes in crafting premium thematic collections of illustrations on pivotal social topics – and can do this for the issues you’re working on too! 

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Heaven & Hell in the Anthropocene is an experiential artwork that informs the audience on the possible futures we face as humans if we do – or don’t – change our attitudes towards the environment.

We collaborated with prominent Egyptian contemporary artist Bahia Shehab – and launched it in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, as part of COP27 – the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference.

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Being Ukraine is a creative collaboration featuring a batch of amazing Ukrainian artists. The initiative started on Day 2 of the war. Through a series of art projects, we wanted to capture the immense strength, resilience, courage and perseverance of the Ukrainian people.

We looked for stories – rooted in hope, dignity and our shared humanity – that evoke empathy, uplift and unite.

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