This is awesome. Using art/design to tell the story of an NYC borough through the eyes of its residents.

This couldn't be more up our alley: help this artist mount an exhibition that focuses on the physical spaces of protest and social uprising.

Best backer gifts ever! I'm throwing a party in Mandie's which I've done before (at SEVENmiami) and it was amazing. This project rocks. - Creative Time Social Media Guy (TMF)

MoCADA isn't just a wonderful neighborhood museum, it's reaching out as far as it can. Give them a hand if you can!

This is an incredible and captivating project. Maybe you saw an iteration of it Brooklyn Museum where it sucked in all kinds of visitors to watch the video clips for hours. Support if you can!

When you want the real story of what it's like to be in foster care, who better to ask than the young people who know. Please support this film if you can!

Reading Frenzy is part of what makes Portland a great reading city. Help keep this indie bookstore with a penchant for zines and books you won't find elsewhere alive!

We look forward to the Bronx Documentary Center exhibit of this intimate look at what life was like for a Marine in Iraq. Help out if you can to make the exhibit great!

Please help our friend Swoon build these beautiful sustainable shelters for Haitian people who need a roof over their heads.

Artist Jeanne van Heeswijk, 2011 winner of Creative Time's Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change, is working with local community members to re-open this historic bakery and make it a place of learning and public discourse. Watch the video and donate a pound or two!

98% funded, but only a couple days to go. This is a documentary we want to see!

The winners of this year's Open Call for a presentation at the Creative Time Summit need your help with $1 (or more). Look what a $1 donation gets you though! I'm doing it. - TF

We want to see this student art project result in a great book! Help Kendell out with a $ or $$ or $$$.

Our friends Throw Vision will be the official 2012 Creative Time Summit band. We hope you'll consider supporting their forthcoming album.

The Illuminator is a tactical media machine (aka a van with a really powerful projector, sound system, and library) that has been roaming the streets of NYC and beyond, bringing the spirit and message of the movement of the 99% to street corners and public squares everywhere.

An exciting project proposal for the same Essex Street Market space we used for Living as Form (2011) and Mike Nelson's Psychic Vacuum (2007).

A project which will melt your expectations about the limitations of ice sculpture.

Art on Track, the world's largest mobile art gallery, takes over a six-car train on the "L" in Chicago. Help keep the commute interesting.

I think we can all agree that the edition of a place to get a cup of coffee in Chelsea is much needed. Help our friends at Eyebeam create a public space for caffeinating, thinking, and energized discussion.

We're going to Mars, but Brooklyn artists Haydan Dunham and Meriem Bennani are going to a whole different universe. The Other Travel Project will invite a group of artists and writers to participate in a collaborative art project exploring "The Other World."

Project director Nicholas Weist is also a beloved Creative Time alum. We're thrilled that he's gone on to create this amazing opportunity for artists to live and work in a gorgeous peaceful environment.

This movie is going to be hilarious with or without you. But, you'll feel better about yourself if you support Jon Stewart, Janeane Garofalo, Lewis Black, David Cross and oodles of other comics in a flick by Negin Farsad and some other guy.

This exciting project was recommended to us by Creative Time alum Aliya, who says, "...this project below is going to be amazing and is run by the directors of Go Elsewhere (www.goelsewhere.org), a rad alternative art museum in Greensboro, North Carolina...."

Help support our friend Lisa Kereszi's new project. Lisa's 2004 photos of Governors Island gave many people an intimate first look at the state of the space.

Help T.A.G. fund their upcoming shows in Chelsea and Soho. In their words: "We are paying for every artist's framing. We are paying for every artists transportation. We are paying for everything!" — they need your help!

Become an active participant in some of the most engaging explorations of the urban environment that we know of.

No-Space — a gallery and collaborative workspace run by Creative Time Summit presenters Not an Alternative — is host to free lectures, screenings, panel discussions, workshops and artist presentations.

Help n+1 create an issue inspired by OWS, for OWS.

The title speaks for itself. This newspaper will be printed in 50,000 copies and will spread all over New York City the news of what's happening right now in the heart of the world's financial capital.

Think of it as a necessary school supply for creative mischief.

When we awarded the first ever Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change to The Yes Men at the Creative Time Summit in 2009, we were convinced that they would, indeed, fix the world. Now you can help.

A free cultural festival featuring art, music, food in the Lower East Side of NYC. And, come on, it's called TRUCK YEAH.

Dirty Looks is a roaming, monthly series designed to trace contemporary queer aesthetics through historical works by presenting quintessential GLBT film and video alongside up-and-coming artists and filmmakers.

Creative Time Global resident Swoon is designing a house/musical instrument in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans to revamp the sense of community through architecture and music.

Working with local cultural, developmental and environmental groups, the +Pool initiative plans to investigate the possibility of building a floating, filtered, natural swimming pool in right here in the city.

Three of our favorite NYC-based orgs—Triple Canopy, Light Industry, and The Public School—launch a new arts-and-culture center in Greenpoint as a hub for performances, classes, artist talks, panels, workshops, and screenings.

The Art School Without Walls seeks to revive the spirt of apprenticeship in the arts by engaging inner-city kids in the making of significant and enduring works of art. This inaugural project, a mural workshop with Sofia Maldonado, will produce an original large scale mural.

Begun two years before Ai Weiwei's detention by Chinese officials, the film will chronicle the life, work, and ever-increasing significance of China's most outspoken artist.

Graduates of the NYU Interactive Telecommunications Program will create an open archive of urban experience. Using unique QR code tags collaborators can make their personal experiences of the city accessible in physical space.

Astroturf + Governor's Island. What's not to like?

Stephen Duncombe’s Open Utopia Project will leverage new media technologies to create an edition of Thomas Moore’s Utopia that is open to use, open to copying, and open to modification.

Presenters at the second Creative Time Summit, FEAST (Funding Emerging Art with Sustainable Tactics) is a recurring public dinner designed to use community-driven financial support to democratically fund new and emerging art makers.

Help our friends at the Fourth Arts Block provide a new hub for the arts on East 4th Street...and a new hub for our morning cups of Joe.

Artist Steve Lambert, the man behind Add-Art, wants to know if capitalism works for you! Steve says, "This is what art does well - it creates a space where new ideas and perspectives can be explored." We agree.