is a living archive of the creative process. The series was born from the belief that the struggles artists face in the process of creating new work and the techniques they implement to realize their vision are immensely valuable learning tools that need to be documented and shared. Currently Artalk consists of two major components: Artalk Live a conversation series in which artists from around the world engage audiences in multiple locations via telepresence and Portraits in Process an online video series that captures artists in the heightened state of creation.     

is an international performance series in which artists collaborate over distance. The experimental works are presented to live audiences in networked environments and consist of multi-media performances, hip-hop cyphers, audio-visual spectacles, concerts and installations. All events are streamed live over the internet making them widely accessible to audiences around the world.

is a series of experimental learning spaces. Work is conducted via telepresence and other networked environments with a primary focus of collaborating over distance. Students work in tandem with professors and professional artists to explore the intersection of art and technology; they develop work with collaborators in remote locations and conduct exploratory experiments in hopes of overcoming many of the limitations commonly associated with traditional space.