(Japan, 2026) 

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SPACE  travelled to Japan with Luke Wyland to present on our work, lead listening workshops, perform Voice Portraits and collected recordings in Japanese for the Library of Dysfluent Voices. Funded by the Canada Council of the Arts and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts.

(NYC,  2026)

 

Our film We Are the Audience was selected for the ReelAbilities Film Festival, the leading disability film festival in the world. We were honored to have our film screen at the Whitney Museum as a part of ReelAbilities 

(NYC, 2026)

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We hosted a reading of playwright Cris Blak's new play, the Sound of the Wild Horse. The play follows a  young person who stutters as he works to find his creative voice and navigate the grief of losing his mother.

(BC, 2025)

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Our celebration of stuttering art featuring musician Luke Wyland and journalist Barry Yeoman, and a first of it's kind event in Vancouver!

(Montreal, 2025)

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In partnership with Gen Lamoureux, SPACE co-created a festival exploring stuttering art and dysfluent representation in media.

(Wisconsin, 2025)

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In partnership with JJJJJerome Ellis and Woodland Pattern, we co-curated This Rhythm that's Mine, an exhibition of stuttering art.

(NYC, 2024)

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In partnership with JJJJJerome Ellis and the Whitney Musuem of American Art, we produced the landmark event celebrating disability pride: Space to stutter...Space to create.

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(multiple locations, 2025 and on)

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 Our pop-up exhibition, What I Want you to Know About my Voice, collecting and displaying the stories from Dysfluent speakers across North America.

(Montreal, 2025)

 

We co-produced this extroardinary short film on stuttering representation. "We Are the Audience"  is an official selection of ReelAbilities film festival, long-listed for the 1.4 Awards, and recognized at the Shiny Awards in London and NYC.

(Online, 2025)

 

In partnership with the Stuttering Commons, we created a short film, How Many People Does it Take to Stutter, illustrating the social nature of stuttering.

(online, 2024 and on)

 

In partnership with Luke Wyland, we present an open-access collection of the voices of dysfluent speakers around the world. 

(NYC, 2023)

 

A short film sharing beautiful words of advice to those who stutter from SPACE founding member Spring Kwok. Co-produced with our friends at Keep or Destroy.

(NYC, 2023)

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We co-produced this beautiful short film with our friends at Keep or Destroy. "The SPACE Between my Words" explores identity, stuttering and listening

(NYC, 2023)

 

A short film featurette of 3 young SPACE members sharing their thoughts on hope and resiliency. Produced by our friends at the Queens World Film Festival.