Tune into Art Movez with Toni Williams and Eli Kuslansky as they talk to Tommy Safian of Opportunity Justice. Tommy talks Opportunity Justice an organization he launched to help amplify the power of entrepreneurship in the economic, criminal, and social justice arena. His work focuses on helping those who have been discarded reclaim their lives through the process of "making-creating."

Tune into Art Movez with Toni Williams and Eli Kuslansky for their riveting discussion with Shaun Leonardo about his practice that negotiates societal expectations of manhood, and its definitions around black and brown masculinities, while interrogating its notions of achievement, collective identity, and experience of failure.

Brett Littman Director of The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum in Long Island City, curator, art critic, essayist among the many hats he wears speaks with Toni Williams and Eli Kuslansky of Art Movez for an engaging conversation on his work in the art and culture space. Littman has personally curated more than twenty and overseen more than seventy-five exhibitions over the last decade dealing with visual art, outsider art, craft, design, architecture, dance, poetry, music, science, and literature.

Joe MacDonald is a Canadian-born American architect, researcher, and professor. He is most known for his work on The Bone Wall, The Water Planet and Johnson & Johnson's Olympic Games Pavilion. He founded Urban A&O, a design firm in 2002 and serves as its principal. Eli Kuslansky and Toni Williams speak with Joe on parametric modeling software combined with digital fabrication to produce complex sculptural and geometrical forms on this episode of Art Movez.

Art at its core is a form of self-expression which informs and defines life and culture. Rasu Jilani is an independent curator, cultural producer, and social sculptor, who investigates the intersections between art, culture, and civic engagement as a method of raising critical consciousness. The main objective of his work is to catalyze interaction between artists, cultural institutions, the local community and the wider public, to promote cultural awareness and artistic literacy to diverse communities through exhibitions, public programs, community dialogues and festivals.

Toni Williams and Eli Kuslanksy of Art Movez speak with Dr. Raymond Codrington, a cultural anthropologist with roots in the Hip Hop movement who shares his insights on what the Cultural center means to the community and beyond. Weaving an economic development narrative that centers on black entrepreneurism, Weeksville is a beacon for black determination, and wealth creation.

Lisa Gold, Executive Director of the Asian American Artist Alliance, aka A4 as she breaks down the animosity toward the Asian American community in a time where discrimination and the manifestation of violence is at its highest. Toni Williams and Eli Kuslansky talk with Lisa as she shares her strategy to heighten public awareness of issues that need to be addressed for change to happen.

Toni Williams and Eli Kuslansky of Art Movez engage in a thoughtful and compelling conversation on how art inspires, and changes community with Kemi IIesanmi. Listen to the Executive Director of the Laundromat Project, talk about her mission to create a world where artists and creativity are the driving force for positive change. Learn the origins of the Laundromat Project and how she creates a platform for amplifying the arts for all voices

The Brooklyn Arts Council continues to be a stalwart leader and supporter of artists and arts organizations for over 50 years. Hosts Toni Williams and Eli Kuslansky talk with Executive Director of the Brooklyn Arts Council Charlotte Cohen, and Desire Gordon, Director of Program Strategy, about the relevance of today’s art councils.

With new innovations and expanding platforms for the arts and culture, Downtown Brooklyn continues to evolve into a nexus, and mosaic of cultural and ethnic diversity. Regina Myer, President of the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, joins Toni Williams and Eli Kuslansky of ArtMovez to talk about how Downtown Brooklyn has transformed into a vibrant, cultural, and residential and thriving commercial space.