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Mexico City-based art collective Crater Invertido present a compilation of songs by the legendary Tropicália musician Tom Zé, as part of a new publication aimed at disseminating Zé's music and ideas to a Spanish-speaking audience.

Creative Time’s chief curator, Nato Thompson, speaks with artist Ahmed Öğüt about community organizing beyond the art world, based on his experience of assembling the Silent University for migrants and refugees during his Tate Modern residency.

Artists Chitra Ganesh and Mariam Ghani, whose work explores subjects like the prison at Guantanamo Bay and the so-called “war on terror,” sit down with human rights lawyers Alexis Agathocleus and Ramzi Kassem to discuss U.S. prison policy across the globe.

Artist Maya Lin and Natural Resources Defense Council President Frances Beinecke discuss how culture can help visualize the impact of climate change for a Marfa Dialogues/NY panel moderated by Creative Time President and Artistic Director Anne Pasternak.

In this 2013 Summit Series episode of Forms of Life, Creative Time chief curator Nato Thompson speaks with Brooklyn-based filmmaker Kelly Anderson about the manifold forces that drive gentrification, what New York’s next mayor can accomplish and how culture becomes entangled in inequitable development. Anderson’s most recent film, My Brooklyn, which shared an Audience Award with Su Friedrich’s Gut Renovation at the 2012 Brooklyn Film Festival, started as a documentary about the eviction of small businesses from downtown Brooklyn’s Fulton Mall.

In this 2013 Summit Series episode of Forms of Life, Creative Time chief curator Nato Thompson speaks with artist Michael Premo about his use of community storytelling to raise awareness about housing and gentrification, and his involvement with Occupy Homes and Occupy Sandy.