Art transcends boundaries inviting us into connection, healing, and bold imagination. Creativity is a powerful tool for problem-solving and transformation, helping us envision and build a new world.
At LiberArte, we believe artists are catalysts for systemic change. Through storytelling, performance, and ritual, art makes racial, social, and climate justice personal, relational, and actionable, turning imagination into collective movement.
Artists are visionary leaders in justice movements, yet they remain underfunded and overlooked. At LiberArte, we believe anyone can be an artist when they are supported both internally and externally through professional development, self-growth, and clear, values-aligned goals.
By providing the tools, resources, and platforms artists need to thrive, we help turn vision into action, investing in futures rooted in justice, joy, and connection.
As a New Earth nonprofit arts organization, we are guided by ancestral ways of life stewarded by Indigenous and culturally connected communities, recognizing these living knowledge systems as holding the codes for harmonious existence on Earth.
Through our programs, we invite artists and communities to reconnect with nature and with slower, land-based, and ancestral ways of living.

2025 COMING SOON
A year of growth at the intersection of arts, racial equity, climate justice, and ancestral healing. Learn how we supported 100+ artists, reached 5,000+ audience members, and deepened community partnerships through festivals, leadership programs, media projects, and regenerative land-based work.

A year of cultural exchange and community care through the Tambacum USA Tour, the Afro-Diasporic Ocean Festival, regenerative farming with Protectores de la Tierra, the Building Our Own Tables podcast, and healing-centered leadership programs advancing racial, social, and climate justice.

A foundational year of growth, including our 501(c)(3) nonprofit milestone, international cultural collaborations, artist residencies, healing-centered workshops, and regenerative land-based work with Protectores de la Tierra in Nuquí, Colombia.