Graham Moore is raising funds for a revenge comic series following Nikolai Nosova, a man looking to settle a score in 1980's New York City. What brought Nikolai to New York and why he seeks revenge is the focus of the initial storyline in UNSTOPPABLE.

Mary Kelsey and Steve Cagan, Cleveland area artist and photographer, are developing a project to look at the effects of gold mining in the northwest El Chocó department of Colombia.

Clay Neigher collaborates on BikeSpike, the world's smallest GPS designed to track the whereabouts of your bike. Beyond anti-theft features this GPS alerts your contacts in case of an emergency, can monitor your mileage, and report on your workout benefits.

Jeff Silva, with interns Corrin Barnes & Elizabeth Garcia + volunteers Nick Bunch, Steve Decky, Coorain Devin, Meaghan Mahoney and others, celebrate an independent screening series bringing experimental, marginalized and undiscovered films and their makers to Boston audiences!

NEAR DEATH performance art experience will uncover the infinitely small territory we claim between life and death. A two-day event in Boston will feature performances by Jeff Huckleberry, Faith Johnson, Gustavo Alvarez, Travis McCoy Fuller, Marilyn Arsem, and Jamie McMurray.

Witness Belle Casale's transformation from human to mermaid in this hybrid project bridging sculpture and performance.

Dylan Hurwitz, Sam Moberg and Klementina Budnik are three SMFA students planning to stage a one-day pop-up exhibition in New Hope, PA. The event will feature live music, dance, painting, animation, and installation in an unfolding collaborative creation of sounds and images.

Collette Aliman's collaborative project fuses art, science, community engagement - and the life of bees!

Just as Picasso, Honoré Daumier and the musical Man of La Mancha found inspiration in Don Quixote - an artist who pursued uncompromised personal vision - so does painter Michael Wilson in an ambitious suite of paintings.

SMFA alumni photographer Laura Bernier and historian Samantha Lakin are two former Fulbright scholars teamed up to create a documentary representation of the stories of Jewish children rescued and brought to safety in Switzerland during World War II.

Carol Way Wood takes us on an illuminated journey through the alphabet in A Fine Book of Letters.

Berlin Calling is Katrina Neumann's dream of having an international exhibition with the WYE Residency in Berlin, Germany.

The Present Tense, a Boston-based live art initiative, has re-joined forces with Chicago area Artist and Curator, Joseph Ravens and Defibrillator Gallery in Chicago to produce an artist exchange between their two cities.

Pulp & Deckle in Portland, OR is transforming an empty space into a community handmade papermaking studio where anyone from beginners to experienced paper-makers can utilize specialized facilities and equipment .

It all started with a small turtle in the middle of the road in a park. Turtle Magic is a children's book illustrated with a series of stained glass panels scheduled for exhibition at Rhode Island’s Warwick Museum of Art in Spring of 2013.

Before And After Dinner is an intimate film portrait of the life and work of André Gregory - director, actor, writer, artist and raconteur - directed by filmmaker Cindy Kleine, André’s wife.

K. Tyler's Eggs for Donuts is a documentary short exploring historical and contemporary changes to North Dakota's landscape and inhabitants impacted by the construction of the Garrison Dam, resulting in the flooding of three townships.

This project will indulge Meghan Paxton Sellar's love of history and stories. Here, she explores the link between oral histories and the imagery we use to define ourselves as communities, families, and individuals.

Ryan Klemenk's apparel line Donkeyshines features designs portraying animals in strange situations or unexpected contexts.

Nothing Like Ivanhoe is an experimental film that explores the comedic in everyday life through new and surprising imagery and sounds.

Endless Migration 2 is an artful, atmospheric video game about a flock of migratory birds lost in time.

Los Miembres, an SMFA student artist collective, seeks to travel as a group to Mexico and meet five contemporary artists that inspire and inform their individual art practices.

To paraphrase the old adage, "it takes a photo community to build a photo village". And like an any village, Photoville is about community-building and the ties that bind us together through shared experiences.

A poetic expression of the relationship between traditional music and the contemporary landscape through the lens of an American photographer, where stories and themes embodied in music are the carriers of image.

Erik Evensen's solo endeavor to modernize Beowulf, tell a character-driven tale about grad school and fold in a story about Sasquatch - all in one graphic novel.

The Constellation Song is a magical animated film based on characters created in recent paintings by the talented and mercurial Stephen St. Francis Decky.

A beautifully written and illustrated book project developed by the incredibly versatile and whimsical Alaina. "Where All The Problems Start" features amazing stories from nine young writers along with a matching number of illustrations by epically talented artists.

Balagan is an independent screening series dedicated to experimental, marginalized and undiscovered film & video work. It was started over ten years ago by SMFA faculty member Jeff SIlva and Alla Kovgan in a screening room at the Coolidge Corner Theatre.

About community and connections, Walking Home is a 2,000 mile journey that celebrates the gift of stories and an open heart.

Steve Lambert, who worked with the Yes Men and others to produce a fake copy of The New York Times, surpassed his goal to raise $9,500 to produce a sign on a traveling truck that asks people if capitalism works for them and publish a book about the project.