Creating Change

We must rest to grow a gif of the letters from 1 being surrounded by orange flowers on a soil background To lie fallow: 1. Of soil, to...

Now a year and a half later, we are continuing to face the pressures, fears and anxieties of a global pandemic. Despite reopening stores...

Maria Molteni (they/she) on realizing creative expression and self-realization for young artists By Karol and Alex, 2020 Urbano Youth...

A conversation with Steph Benenson by Axel Gonzalez, Miguel and Ruby; Youth Artists with the Urbano Project This blog was supported by an...

A conversation with Seitu Jones by Mina B; a Youth Artist with the Urbano Project This blog was supported by an Artist Residency at the...

CoVictory Gardens Class, Week 8 This week #urbanoartists explored the necessity of documentation for social practice and...

The Prosperity Garden Network in conversation with Sheila Novak of CoVictory Gardens In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the...

CoVictory Gardens Class, Week 5: Tools for Social Practice Rules, Corita Kent Artists and thinkers utilize manifestos as one tool to...

“Gardening is a way to be connected to the land that I’m on and to be sure that I am taking care of the place that I am having the most...

Ekua Holmes shares her experiences growing sunflowers to celebrate Boston’s vibrant community of Roxbury “I notice that it is only when...

The soil knows that its darkness, combined with the power of light, is what breathes new life into a seed.

Social art practices frequently explore how art touches people through experience and action.

The heart of this project is strengthening our sense of connection to each other, despite the distance and separation many of us feel right

This project was started in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and with the recognition that this pandemic will likely have a rippling...