The election and its aftermath heightened vulnerability and disillusionment about the presence of violence in contemporary life. Slought sought to change these conditions through the power of …

Over twenty years, Slought developed an expansive digital platform to support a variety of publics and purposes. It remains a dynamic resource for thousands of visitors each month both locally …

Slought was a non-profit organization on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania that engaged publics in dialogue about cultural and socio-political change in Philadelphia, the …

NYC-Philadelphia. A city-to-city check-in. How are we moving? What do we need? How are we nurturing, defending, building, assessing, weaving, broadcasting, dancing, training, striking, …

Desert Bloom traces the consequences of Ben-Gurion's dream of settling the Negev and making the "desert bloom." The aerial photographs that comprise this series reveal the myriad forces …

Slought is pleased to announce The Family of Luis and other films, an evening of film screenings by Laurence Salzmann, followed by a conversation about visual ethnography and its limits. …

The project is unique in that has been organized as part of the RBSL Bergman Foundation Curatorial Seminar at the University of Pennsylvania, taught by Professor Aaron Levy. …

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Future / No Future takes on the potentiality and poetics of oblivion as an approach to our precarious futures. Oblivion, understood as the state of being unaware or forgotten, reflects …

Our projects negotiated local and global borders. We engaged our participants and publics across conceptual and spatial boundaries.