Convergence is CAPE’s annual exhibition of student artwork created in arts-integrated processes that expand academic learning. With over 40 classrooms represented, Convergence 2022 celebrates the creativity of the young artists and the teacher–teaching artist collaborations.

This collection is packed full of soil layers, roots, and foundations. These pieces play with themes of composting, collective care, practice, accountability, ungovernability, transformation, celebrating abundance, sowing commitment, failure as portals to possibility and more.

This popular monthly event features in-person readings with local poets.

PO Box Collective is excited to have on view Quentin VerCetty’s Missing Black Technofossils in our storefront windows for the months of June and July.

In the month of May, we annually honor the historic gains made by workers and laborers around the world.

Join us on International Human Rights Day to celebrate Prison + Neighborhood Arts/Education Project’s forthcoming book, Carving Out Rights From Inside the Prison Industrial Complex (Hat & Beard, 2021), and launch AFSC’s #FreeThemAll December Days of Action for the mass release of those in prisons, jails, and detention centers.

A collection of images curated to mark the legacy of the Attica prison uprising 49 years ago, and the contemporary movement to #FreeThemAll.

A PO Box collaboration with Cheap Art for Freedom and Matthias Regan, launched on July 4th, 2020 under the el at W. Farwell and N. Glenwood.

Memento Mori: Remembering the inevitability of death and honoring our beloveds who have passed in this time when the veil between this world and the next is the thinnest.