Question Bridge: Black Males is an innovative transmedia art project that facilitates a dialogue between a critical mass of Black men from diverse and contending backgrounds; and creates a platform for them to represent and redefine Black male identity in America. The core methodology is this: on video, a Black man asks a significant question of a Black man they feel estranged from; on video, a Black man representing that difference, video records his answer. These question-answer exchanges create a Question Bridge, a media-based forum for necessary, honest expression and healing dialogue on themes that divide, unite, and puzzle black males in the United States. Simultaneously, the project powerfully exposes the incredible diversity of thought, character, and identity within the Black American Male demographic; breaking traditional; monochromatic views on black male identity. Participants' generous and vulnerable contributions provides audiences the opportunity to witness complex, whole, and authentic images of black men; not commonly available in American media. Five integrated components form the project--a video art installation, a robust interactive website, a curriculum for high school students, community engagement, and a documentary film. This multi-platform approach allows many entry points for the public to engage with and observe the complicated and often unspoken questions and concerns of Black men. The five-channel video installation creates a portal to an inner realm of Black male consciousness by presenting an intimate exchange between over 160 Black men from 12 different cities in America. These diverse individuals ask and answer questions that are political, humorous, painful, and poignant. The installation is designed to invite visitors into an immersive space where they can experience and engage with the participant's diverse viewpoints.