MISSION STATEMENT :

1.) To be inclusive and accessible while creating innovative work in Brownsville, New York. Using radical methods of public participation to share, educate, and present new work.

2.) To make original and collaborative, live, digital, and tangible performance-based work that challenges the role and accessibility of audiences, and directly reflects narratives sourced from artistic collaborators, form, history, and continuous community feedback.

3.) To create a sustainable economy and network for dance and creativity in Brooklyn, Queens, East New York, but also engage globally.

Photo by Christian Zelder

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Project.KB focuses on ways to translate dance/movement for consumption in an inclusive, sustainable, and accessible way. We are a Brooklyn-based multi-disciplinary production company who focuses on collaboration, audience participation, and immersive technology, in order to enrich the arts and culture within our community as well as provide education through hands-on opportunities and behind the scenes experiences. Project.KB aims to provide local impact in Brooklyn, Brownsville, and East New York communities as well as continue building global networks and opportunities.

Project.KB is Making the Sustainable Attainable through Multidisciplinary Art.

Work by Project.KB directly reflects narratives sourced from artistic collaborators, form, history, and community feedback. The importance of perspective and representation is presented through detailed, intimate dance partnering and punctuative choreography, fused with selections of fine art and mixed media to support a narrative arc.

Our goal is to contribute to society by creating a sustainable economy and network for dance and creativity. To make innovative art that provides equal opportunity for both a local community and global community to learn various creative skills in order to help shape the desires of achievement and aspiration for the youth. To help the development of Brownsville from an underprivileged neighborhood that stands as a statistic for the highest concentration of public housing in the nation and one of Brooklyn's most dangerous neighborhoods, to a neighborhood that unites communities, attracts tourists, and fosters multidisciplinary opportunities in the arts.