Casa Agua is an experimental art space—part water conservation demonstration site, part art pop-up, and part gathering ground. Founded by artists Frances Whitehead and Jim Elniski along with a loose collective of erratic creatives and provocateurs, Casa Agua operates under a reciprocity and generosity paradigm. Opening its doors for short-term events and interventions, Casa Agua aims to galvanize conversation about important issues for the Southwest. The WaterWorks invitational art project series and commissioned cultural interventions, take place in and around The Tank, a repurposed galvanized water tank situated in the Future Garden, a native xeric landscape in the high desert of Santa Fe, New Mexico.