Art as a technology of connection

Founded by artist Devin Osorio and curator Emma Nuzzo, Tomorrow’s Ancestors is an initiative channeling art as a technology of connection, using Osorio’s studio practice as an engine for participatory projects that dissolve the line between fine art and community practice.

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Current Project

The Wall

The Wall is a community mural project that holds the memory of a neighborhood in monumental form.

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Updates

Partnership with The MET

Announcement coming soon.



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1202 Magazine — “Tomorrow’s Ancestors”

Tomorrow’s Ancestors was featured in 1202 Magazine, which described the project as a “creative community lab” transforming a Harlem apartment into a space for collective reflection, artistic experimentation, and community care.

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  • We want to model a way of making murals in New York that demonstrates the value of creative labor and generates new forms of dialogue — and to build a cohort of young creatives who will carry this practice into their own communities, continuing to produce public, researched, community-based works long after this wall is finished.

    Devin Osorio