Résiste!

La culture pop doit beaucoup à La Nouvelle-Orléans; lorsque l'ouragan Katrina a frappé les États-Unis en 2005, NOLA a été la ville la plus durement touchée; on examine l'impact que cette catastrophe a eu sur les habitants et les artistes de la ville.

In London, artists from ethnic minority groups long remained in the shadows, despite the capital's cosmopolitan character. How did multiculturalism and government decisions end up by transforming the city and influencing the artists?

On connaît peu le riche héritage culturel de Détroit et le long combat pour l'émancipation de sa population afro-descendante; on explore le rôle des artistes dans ce combat et dans l'avancement de leur ville.

After its rapid urban development in the 90s, condemned for mainly profiting the better off, a look at how Atlanta's artists survive today, and how they can help put their city in the spotlight and improve the lives of their fellow citizens.

Montreal is home to a population of diverse origins, with 35% identifying themselves as belonging to a visible minority. In this context, what obstacles do these artists from ethnic minorities face to receiving the recognition they deserve?

Toronto has been the heart of a vibrant arts scene since the global success of rapper Drake. But at a time when violence and gentrification plague the city, the question is whether it can stay that way.