Leaders in Diversity

& Inclusion

R. Cline ARTS has sought artists and makers from diverse backgrounds for over a decade. As we strive to dismantle the traditional guard-gates of the arts industry, we must reflect on the past. Policies and systems within institutions and governments have contributed to racism and injustice across all sectors. The ARTS, which should represent culture, spirit, history, expression, and aspiration, have been equally if not more, impacted by historical inequity and injustice.

As we move forward, we reject silent exploitation and tone-deaf messaging that promotes complacency. We choose practices that align with the changes we want to see in the world by prioritizing partners that reflect our diverse community landscape.