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CrossPathCulture (CPC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to facilitating international dialogue on art and culture. Through the creation of events, production and exhibition centers, and educational workshops, CPC exposes artists as well as the public to art created throughout the world. CPC aims to encourage and enable individual and collaborative cultural efforts on a global scale.
CPC History
Founded in 1998, and officially incorporated as a non-profit organization in 2000, CPC is a dynamic network of emerging and established artists, educators, and others who share a common belief that art is an essential tool for social change. CPC is headquartered in New York City.
Past CPC activities include artists residency programs and workshops, educational programs for children and adults, website development, music/film productions, poetry readings, fine art exhibitions, public art, music concerts, film festivals, Panel discussions and multi-media installations.
CPC has supported projects that are accessible to a diverse global public and foster unique collaborations among artists and art organizations.
CPC has worked with artists from Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Cuba, France, Germany, Greece, Haiti, Hungary, India, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Lesotho, Liberia, Mexico, Monaco, Morocco, Nepal, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Romania, Russia, Swaziland, Sweden, South Africa, Taiwan, Tibet, the United Kingdom, Venezuela and the USA.
CPC Educates
CPC has always focused on the power of art to educate, uplift and inspire. Art Assist, Digital Education workshops and non-traditional partnerships with public schools were organized in South Africa and the USA in connection with periods of fine arts, film and music production. Art-Assist works with street kids, art students and adults as assistants to professional artists, musicians and filmmakers and gives them the opportunity to work hands on within the production of art projects. The Digital Education workshops we have organized have focused on basic web use, digital image manipulation, advanced web and graphic design, digital film and music editing. Non-traditional partnerships with Public schools have included student participation, art creation and dialogue with international artist in association with exhibitions.
CPC Collaborates
CPC owes the success of many of our programs to partnerships. Some of the organizations, foundations and corporations CPC has worked with include:
Lincoln Center for Performing Arts
PS1/MoMA
Chashama
Colgate Palmolive
Kodak
d.u.m.b.o. arts center (dac)
African Film Festival/New York
The Durst Organization
Earth Pledge Foundation
White Box
Fish & Richardson
William O'Neill Foundation
Market Theater Photography Workshop
LaGuardia High School
HLW International
Johannesburg Metropolitan City Council
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
The Market Theater
Media and Beyond
The New York Film Academy
Royal Realty
Sundaram Tagore Gallery
Trace Magazine
MoCADA
Ethan Cohen Fine Arts
Johannesburg Art Foundation |
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