Transforming lives through art and cultural empowerment
We Art Foundation transforms lives through art by creating inclusive cultural experiences that foster participation, critical thinking, and community belonging.
We support emerging and established artists, promote collective creation, and strengthen the cultural ecosystem through programs, productions, and educational initiatives.
With your support, we continue creating accessible programs, offering scholarships, empowering artists, and bringing art to places it rarely reaches. Every contribution—big or small—helps sustain dreams, uplift careers, and strengthen our creative community.
FEATURES EVENTS
"Confesiones" has been part of We Art Foundation's repertoire since 2023, developed and performed in Miami by local artists. In 2026, We Art Stage took the production to Los Angeles to compete in the Brisk Festival at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre in Santa Monica. Following its festival performances on September 5 and 6, "Confesiones" advanced to the finals, returning to the stage for the final round of competition on September 11 and 12, where the jury awarded it the Special Jury Mention for Best Play. This achievement embodies the mission of We Art Stage: sustaining the growth of a work over time and carrying it beyond its point of origin. Through this production, 11 Miami-based artists — actors, director, writhers and production team — performed in a competitive international setting, reached new audiences, and built professional visibility and connections with creators from across the country and abroad. "Confesiones" shows what long-term investment in local talent can achieve: a work born in Miami, nurtured over multiple seasons, and recognized by a professional jury in one of the most important entertainment markets in the United States.
"Antes Muerta" has been part of We Art Foundation's repertoire since Jun 2026, developed and performed in Miami by local artists. In 2026, We Art Stage brought the production to Los Angeles to compete in the Brisk Festival at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre in Santa Monica. Following its festival performances on 22 y 23 Augost, "Antes Muerta" was selected as a finalist and returned to the stage for the final round of competition on 11 y 12 September, standing among the festival's top productions alongside works from across the country and abroad. Reaching the finals is a significant milestone for a production born in Miami. Through "Antes Muerta," 7 Miami-based artists — actors, director, and production team — performed in a competitive international setting, reached new audiences, and gained professional visibility and connections that extend well beyond our local community. Together with "Confesiones," which received the Special Jury Mention for Best Play, "Antes Muerta" made We Art Foundation one of the few organizations at the 2026 festival to place two productions in the finals — clear evidence of the depth of talent in Miami's theater community and of We Art Stage's commitment to giving local artists access to national and international stages.
In the midst of the World Cup fever, we managed to take a pause and connect with culture. We experienced truly unforgettable nights where theater, music, poetry, and the visual arts were the main protagonists. We even celebrated the written word by giving away books!
The Talent That Lit Up the Night: Thank you to the artists who poured their souls onto the stage and shared their magic: Sabrina Olmedo, Constanza Espejo, Andrea Estévez, Ulises Puiggrós, Naue Souto, Adrián Torres, Silvina Fuentes, Samara, Sandra Pex, Mauricio Palma, Felipe Fernández, Leonardo Zimbrón, and Nuria Angles, among others.
Honored Guests: We are incredibly proud to have had the support of major figures from Miami's cultural and institutional spheres:
Marcelo Gilardoni, Consul General of Argentina in Miami.
Roberto Macho, President of the Argentine Chamber of Commerce in Miami.
Mac Turturro, from the Cultural Center of Argentina (Centro Cultural Argentino).
Betiana Bradas, renowned visual artist.
Fernando Arciniega, Director of the Ibero American Film Festival.
We showed that there is always space to connect through sensibility. Art unites us, transforms us, and elevates us!
At We Art, we firmly believe that art is the most powerful engine for equity and empowerment. Therefore, we are proud to announce our official role within the organizing committee of Miami Women’s Month—the city’s premier celebration dedicated to honoring the legacy, talent, and resilience of women.
As a cornerstone of our contribution to this commemorative month, we are launching the We Art Conect program: an initiative specifically designed to weave collaborative networks between artists, creative leaders, and the community.
Operating within the framework of Miami Women’s Month, We Art Conect serves as our primary tool for social impact. This program goes beyond aesthetic celebration to generate tangible solutions:
Curated Visibility: Strategic exhibition spaces for both emerging and established women artists.
High-Value Networking: Purpose-built encounters designed to bridge the gap between female talent and collectors, curators, and key decision-makers.
Professional Development: Mentorships and workshops providing the essential management and sustainability tools for a thriving artistic career.