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Co-Creation Studio

Creating With, Not Just For

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Why Co-Creation?

A dream you dream alone is only a dream.

A dream you dream together is reality.

- Yoko Ono

Co-Creation Studio explores what becomes possible when ideas are shared, shaped, and explored through participation in a living creative environment.

Learning Through Participation

In Co-Creation Studio, learning emerges through participation in shared inquiry, creative processes, and evolving relationships.

As participants engage with ideas alongside others, they begin to develop new ways of listening, responding, and thinking through complexity together.

This often includes:

  • communicating and exchanging perspectives

  • noticing and responding to others’ ideas

  • navigating difference and uncertainty

  • contributing to shared processes

  • taking initiative within evolving situations

  • developing awareness of group and individual dynamics

Rather than focusing on individual achievement alone, the studio explores what becomes possible when attention, creativity, and responsibility are distributed across a group.

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How the Studio Moves

Every project begins with a question.

Participants investigate topics that matter to them, explore multiple perspectives, and develop creative responses through inquiry, experimentation, and shared experience.

The process often includes:

  • Observation and noticing

  • Research and investigation

  • Conversation and reflection

  • Experimentation and exploration

  • Individual and collective contributions

  • Public sharing and community engagement

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Projects evolve over time and are shaped by the questions, relationships, and opportunities that emerge along the way.

Traces of Past Situations

What follows are not models or outcomes, but traces of past participatory situations.

Speak Not So Easy
 

A youth-led exploration of identity, communication, and belonging that unfolded through video works, public dialogue, and a community installation.

The Umbrella of Humanity

A participatory public artwork that invited community members to share reflections and contribute to a collective expression of shared experience.

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Community Art & Public Projects

Ongoing collaborative situations developed in response to local places, questions, and relationships over time.

Who Is It For?

Co-Creation Studio is for young people who are curious about ideas, people, and the world around them.

It is for those who enjoy exploring questions without needing clear answers at the beginning, and who are open to learning through conversation, experimentation, and shared experience.

Participants may be interested in art, storytelling, design, facilitation, community engagement, or simply in understanding how creative processes unfold in relation to others.

What matters most is not prior experience, but openness to participation, inquiry, and emerging forms of creative work.

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Participation

Co-Creation Studio is open to teens interested in collaborative and community-centered creative inquiry.

Enrollment is ongoing as space allows.

Schedule

Tuesdays & Thursdays
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Investment

Studio Membership: $100/month

Entry into the Studio

This is a space for exploring ideas through participation, conversation, experimentation, and shared creative processes.

Participants enter ongoing projects, evolving questions, and collective forms of making and thinking.

@2026 Play Full Ground | Photos by Grace Khieu, Julie Chon, Brianne Hidalgo, Sheldon Chang, Moonfish Photography

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