Some people collect baseball cards or coins. For Kent Westbrook, he actively collects tools, bowls, pots, and more made in Arkansas. His simple hobby spans over 65 years and slowly developed into an expansive catalogue featured at different art museums memorializing Arkansan history.

History in Pieces - World Premiere

Neil Rafferty battles to become the first openly gay man elected to the Alabama State Legislature. Despite a decorated career as a Marine, Neil faces scrutiny from a mostly conservative legislature as he works to unite a racially and economically divided district. A born fighter, Neil’s determined to improve Alabama without sacrificing his personal convictions.

Vote Neil

Unsung artist Vernon Pratt interconnected art, mathematics, and systems. His most ambitious piece was a 1,534 square foot panel-work exploring systematic patterns. After 35 years of being tucked away, the massive project has its first exhibition while earning Pratt posthumous recognition for his groundbreaking work.

All the Possibilities

Millie is a spirited, energetic transgender housepainter living in Austin, Texas who playfully refers to herself as The Paint Wizzard. At 58, she’s decided to fully step into her transgender identity and now lives life to the fullest in this joyful, exuberant ode to authenticity.

The Paint Wizzard

Having invaded the Mississippi River, the bony and unpopular river carp became a surprising environmental and economic triumph for Chinese-American businesswoman Angie Yu. National Geographic Explorer Alizé Carrère goes to western Kentucky to meet the unique entrepreneur and learn more about these pesky fish.

Adaptation: Kentucky

During the Elaine Massacre of 1919, hundreds of African-American men, women, and children were killed by white mobs and government troops in an effort to suppress Black sharecroppers’ unionization. On the 100th anniversary, a memorial is erected to commemorate, acknowledge, and heal a community’s painful past.

Of Concrete and Skin: The Story of the Elaine Massacre Memorial

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