About art workers
art workers began out of the desire for inclusion in an industry that is wrought with exclusionary practices. BIPOC & LGBTQ+ creatives are thought of as disruptors, or anomalies in a privileged art, film and literary worlds. What if there was a space where you could feel at home? Where you can hear stories that make you feel seen and heard?
art workers strives to be that space, virtually through storytelling, through writing and in the physical space. art workers strives to amplify voices for the future generations to know that what is happening in this present time is a groundwork for their presence and belonging.
About Nathalia Morales-Evanks
Founder and Chief Content Officer at art workers, Nathalia was born in Managua, Nicaragua, and raised in Los Angeles.
For almost a decade Nathalia has been a strategic communications director working to uplift the art of women and people of color in the Los Angeles arts communities. Currently, she leads the marketing and communications departments for two leading Los Angeles County museums, the Fisher Museum of Art and the USC Pacific Asia Museum, under the USC Museums umbrella. She also works as a documentary producer for Emmy award winning production studio, De La Parra Productions, focusing on films dealing with art, music and social justice issues.
She holds a master’s degree in Communication Studies from the American University of Paris, and a bachelor’s degree from the Annenberg School of Communications and Journalism at USC.
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