Ethan Seidenberg

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Ethan Seidenberg is a passionate writer, an avid traveler, and occasional musical nerd from the Chicagoland area. He loves anything related to creativity and the arts! When he's not trying to travel the world, he's usually reading, writing his latest story, or maybe even dabbling in a bit of cooking.

Diversify art: The importance of Black artists and Black-owned galleries

Here are some Black artists and Black-owned galleries you should be keeping your eyes on, and why they’re so important.

The stage in the digital age: How theaters are adapting to the COVID crisis

Here are ways some theaters and performing arts groups are taking the stage to the digital age and adapting to quarantine.

Here’s how 826NYC is inspiring people to speak out with creative writing

826NYC are New York’s most creative superheroes.

Why shows like ‘Cops’ and movies like ‘Gone With The Wind’ are getting pulled

There’s a new dialogue about stereotypes and prejudice opening up not just in media, but society as a whole.

Ava DuVernay’s new initiative puts the pressure on police aggression

Ava DuVernay and her media company ARRAY Now are launching the LEAP initiative, focused on holding law enforcement accountable for police brutality.

A quick guide on how to combat creative block in the midst of adversity

Lacking the drive to create is an issue that affects us all. Thankfully, we got you with a quick guide on how to combat creative block.

These artists powerfully portray the Black American experience

Here are some artists who have taken to social media to show their powerful Black American portraits that represent the current state of America.

Protesting in a pandemic: Here’s our guide to staying safe and smart

Facing civil unrest in the midst of a pandemic, it’s important to implement smart protesting and connect as a community to overcome these challenges.