The Anger Project is a body-based, socially-responsive artistic practice rooted in community art, connection, and collective power. Through workshops, performances, films, and (soon) a traveling Rage Room, we create space for people to move through anger. What we do shifts depending on resources, location, and the people involved, but at the heart of this work is a commitment to honoring anger through collective expression, deep listening, and radical presence.

 

In our sessions, we move, scream, write, dance, break things, grieve, and create. Sometimes we share rituals. Sometimes we perform. Sometimes we just listen.

 

This work centers privacy, presence, and process—not product.

 

We collaborate with artists whose work resonates with our mission, and invite participants to explore the many forms anger can take—in the body, in community, and in the world.

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To date, The Anger Project has sparked 45 moments of collective engagement, employing artists and facilitators across 16 distinct iterations of the work.

 

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