Desert X 2023 artists Lauren Bon and Gerald Clarke discuss their artistic practices as it connects to larger goals for social and environmental change.

Celebrate the final days of Desert X 2023 in collaboration with Palm Springs Art Museum and College of the Desert for a weekend of activities with artists and organizers in art, architecture and community building.

An online conversation led by Edwin Ramoran, Desert X Curatorial Fellow.

Join Desert X and Palm Springs Art Museum for a weekend of activities with artists and organizers in architecture, design thinking, and community building. Through conversations, site activations, and self-guided tours, explore how collaboration can lead to creative solutions for change.

Hear about the complex histories of the land upon which Nicholas Galanin’s project stands

Zahrah Alghamdi and Xaviera Simmons talk with Steven Biller, Editor-in-Chief of Palm Springs Life Magazine about their creative practice, freedom of expression, relationship to the natural world, teaching, and how they address histories and traditions in their projects for Desert X.

Artists Serge Attukwei Clottey and Christopher Myers talk with co-curator César García-Alvarez about their projects for the Desert X 2021 exhibition, and how they strive to instigate dialogues between communities across geographies and histories

In their first post-pandemic live performance, Coachella Valley-based rock band Giselle Woo and The Night Owls activate Tamanrasset, Vivian Suter’s project for Desert X 2021.

Explore the sonicscape with Kim Stringfellow, Claire Campbell, Jim White and Neville Wakefield

Performance by Serge Attukwei Clottey

With Xaviera Simmons, Brandon Stosuy, Melissa Auf der Maur, Hunter Hunt-Hendrix, and M. Lamar

Chat with the artist at her work Jackrabbit Homestead for Desert X 2021 in Palm Desert.

Activists explore strategies for immigration advocacy and community building.

A conversation between an artist, a curator, and a scholar explore the ways borders, laws, and policies shape the lives of immigrant people.

The Amer siblings explore issues of culture, identity, and the politics of gender.

In partnership with EXPO Chicago.