SOUDIO has been imagined as a three-phase project, with each cycle building on the experiences of the previous stages. CYCLE I included a total of six artists and two patrons, all of whom identified as femme. Considering that women hold approximately 33% of the world’s wealth, CYCLE II presents an opportunity to redistribute the responsibility of support onto individuals with the most access to resources: white cis-gender men...

SMU DataArts and Anonymous Was a Woman, announces the official release of The Artist Speak report, commissioned by Anonymous Was A Woman and written by journalists Charlotte Burns, Julia Halperin, and SMU DataArts…

Knowledge is a resource and SOUDIO is proud to learn from the expertise of Anda Tanaka, Visiting Assistant Professor of Drawing and Printmaking at St. Olaf College. She has graciously offered research materials in preparation for our upcoming print session…

Presented here is a growing list of written resources that inform the SOUDIO Project. Excerpts are provided for your consideration…

SOUDIO is a collective of six Black femme ARTISTS working together to investigate future models of personal financial stability while interrogating gendered administrative labor…

Back in January of 1944, in a radio address to the nation, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt outlined an Economic Bill of Rights for the American people. He died three months later, and it was never implemented…

Y’all know they talking ‘bout “REPARATIONS” in California?

SOUDIO currently operates in a 4-Phase cycle…

Encouraging exploration in and beyond the established contemporary art market.

“Wealth is in relationships.” - Holly Ajala