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Art Changes: From Where I Stand. This In Motion Magazine column is co-edited by poet, writer and educator Alice Lovelace.
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 Alice Lovelace Interviewsthe ReadNex Poetry Squad with poetry by Decora I Write / Images of Santa Ana Atlanta, Georgia Published in In Motion Magazine April 12, 2008 |
Struggling With Class by Arlene Goldbard Richmond, California Published in In Motion Magazine April 20, 2008 Three Decades of African Popular Theater by Arlene Goldbard Richmond, California Published in In Motion Magazine March 18, 2008 |
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| One in A Hundred & Twenty in a Hundred by Arlene Goldbard Richmond, California Published in In Motion Magazine March 30, 2008 |
Two Poems (movement poem) Brukman by Maria Poblet San Francisco, California Published in In Motion Magazine February 10, 2008 |
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| The Law of Unintended Consequences by Arlene Goldbard Richmond, California Published in In Motion Magazine March 4, 2008 |
 Faces and PlacesPart 1: Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi Photography by Leon Sun San Francisco, California Published in In Motion Magazine August 12, 2007 |
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 For the Love of Family #2by Tonia J. Leon with photography by Barry Weiser Huntington, New York Published in In Motion Magazine December 4, 2007 |
For the Love of Family by Tonia J. Leon (with photography by Barry Weiser) Huntington, New York Published in In Motion Magazine May 18, 2007 |
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 Speaking Out At The United States Social Forum / 20 GlimpsesPhotography by Nic Paget-Clarke Atlanta, Georgia Published in In Motion Magazine September 26, 2007 |
Katrina and the United States Social Forum (USSF) by Alice Lovelace Atlanta, Georgia Published in In Motion Magazine April 6, 2007 |
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| Power or Prison by Judith Tannenbaum San Francisco, California Published in In Motion Magazine April 4, 2007 |
What the U.S. Social Forum Means to Me by Alice Lovelace Atlanta, Georgia Published in In Motion Magazine November 22, 2006 |
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| Cultural Responses To Social Conditions from "New Creative Community" by Arlene Goldbard Richmond, California Published in In Motion Magazine February 19, 2007 |
Varieties of Otherness (of the niqab or Hasidic gear or baggy jeans) by Arlene Goldbard Richmond, California |
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| We Weep for the Generations Lost An Inspirational Vitamin by Shani K. Collins Atlanta, Georgia (cross-referenced from Opinion section) |
Making The World Safe for Hollywood U.S. votes against Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions by Arlene Goldbard Richmond, California |
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| How GI Resistance Altered The Course Of History: “Sir, No Sir,” A Timely Film, Premiers Week of 4/3/2006 by Paul Rockwell Oakland, California (cross-referenced from Opinion section) |
From Chaos To Clarity: The Price To Be Paid Closing Keynote at the 21st Annual Meeting National Performance Network by Alice Lovelace Miami, Florida |
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| Re/Generating a National Movement: Artists, Visionaries, What Might We Unleash? by Andrea Assaf Amherst, Massachusetts |
Three Poems by Alice Lovelace from "Remembering My Birth" Recent and Collected Poems by Alice Lovelace Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Walking Together: Chican@ Artists and the Zapatistas The Story of the Encuentro Chican@-Zapatista by Roberto Flores El Sereno, California (cross-referenced from Autonomy: Chiapas-California section) |
The Origin of Birth, The Redemption of Its Children by PhoenixYZ Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Getting Ready for School -- Teaching Artist's Checklist by Alice Lovelace Atlanta, Georgia |
Jazz and the Politics of Identity: The Musical Legacy of Jim Pepper by Bill Siegel Nashua, New Hampshire |
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| Hurricane Katrina and the chaos of New Orleans in her aftermath by Jose Torres Tama Baton Rouge, Louisiana (cross-referenced from Opinions section) |
First Writing Since (Poem on Crisis of Terror) by Suheir Hammad New York, New York |
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 Interview with Pedro Reyes MillanFrom Guerrilla Commander to Taparo Sculptor: Art and production models which transfer knowledge "Learning means dignity" Barinas, Venezuela (cross-referenced from Global Eyes section) |
This One's For You Poetry by Alice Lovelace Atlanta, Georgia |
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| VOODOO//bu$h coup In honor of the 200th Anniversary of Haiti’s Revolution Poetry by Ewuare Osayande Camden, New Jersey |
In Praise of Toni Cade Bambara by Alice Lovelace Atlanta, Georgia Including audio and video Quicktime files |
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| Theaters Against War (THAW) After the New Orleans National Convergence of Artists, Educators and Organizers by Sophia Skiles New York, New York |
An interview with Thich Nhat Hanh Community-Based Art and the Practice of Compassion and Mindfulness Eloissa Leonna Escondido, California (Cross-reference from Human Rights / Civil Rights section) |
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| Interview with Octavia Butler "... one of the few African American women writing in the male-dominated science fiction genre" by Joshunda Sanders Oakland, California |
The Tulsa Riot of 1921 Part 1 - Africans in Western Territory Part 2 - The 1921 Riot to today by Alice Lovelace Atlanta. Georgia |
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| Art Changes Keynote speech at the conference The Art of Juvenile Justice: Innovative Practices for Transforming Youth by Alice Lovelace Louisville, Kentucky |
 Maverick ArtistConversations with Theater Artist, Marty Pottenger by Eloise de Leon San Diego, California |
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 Interview with Walter ChakelaPlaywright, poet, and arts administrator at the Windybrow Centre for the Arts” Johannesburg, South Africa |
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 Images of No War "This is what democracy looks like" by Nic Paget-Clarke San Diego, California |
 An interview with Nobuko MiyamotoPerforming Arts, Obon, Yoga and Martial Arts Pennington Gap, Virginia |
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 Building Artistic CommunitiesSpeech delivered to the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts Conference by Alice Lovelace Atlanta, Georgia |
 Story in Art and MediationChapter 3 Stories of Tulsa by Alice Lovelace Atlanta, Georgia |
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 Moments of Graceby Aminata C. Baruti Lexington, Kentucky |
 An interview with Suzanne LacyArt and Advocacy near Elkhorn City, Kentucky |
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| A client recovering from a 30-year battle with heroin -- (in English) (in Japanese) Asami Hashirano San Francisco, California |
Inside the River of Poetry by Louis Reyes Rivera New York, New York |
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| Todos los muertos A post-9/11 poem by Abel Salas Los Angeles, California |
 An interview with performance artist Stephanie Juno Whitesburg, Kentucky |
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