VISION LAB MemberSHIP

Join Visionary Creators. Cultivate a Beloved Community.

In 2026, Vision Lab is emerging as an experimental laboratory for the future of the human spirit. It asks how artistic practice, contemplative study, and scholarly research might be seeded together in ways that become more alive, grounded, and responsive to contemporary life. Vision Lab gathers artists, scholars, and practitioners into sustained relation, cultivating depth of practice, ethical attentiveness, and forms of making and thinking attuned to the complexities of the present moment.

Our first offering will be a curated salon series starting on February 15, 2026 and running bi-weekly for three sessions (February 15, March 1, March 15).

Salon format:

• 90 minutes 
  
• 2 presenters and thematic introduction
  
• 15–18 minutes each
  
• Facilitated community discussion 
• Recordings available

Membership Levels for the 3-session series

• $40 Supported Member
• $80 Sustaining Member
• $120 Supporting Member (supports scholarships for others)
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Select the membership level that feels appropriate for you. All tiers provide access to the same core offerings and shared inquiry. Scholarships are available—no explanation required—and those who are able are warmly invited to contribute at a higher level in support of collective access. We are committed to ensuring that financial circumstances are never a barrier to participation; no one will be turned away. If the experience does not feel aligned, we are glad to offer a full refund.

Vision Lab Compensation Policy (Pilot Phase)

During its pilot phase, Vision Lab’s salons and core programming will feature presenters drawn entirely from within the Vision Lab community. Honoraria during this period are therefore structured as internal, co-creative compensation, combining modest cash payments with membership benefits that support continuity, reciprocity, and shared investment in the Lab’s growth. While Vision Lab is currently operating as an independent, experimental initiative, we hold that curated artistic, scholarly, and contemplative labor deserves real compensation, even at an early stage. Honoraria are scaled to the format, preparation involved, and current financial capacity of the Lab, and are offered with transparency about pilot-phase economics. Vision Lab does not rely on unpaid labor for core programming and is committed to increasing compensation and expanding presenter eligibility beyond the community as resources grow, while maintaining dignity, care, and sustainability at the center of our practices.

Contact information
Vision Lab
www.visionlabcollective.com
kytheheller@visionlabcollective.com