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Fu’una selected achievement as the most motivating, positive, and visual concept. Beginning with the school’s existing mascot – a dolphin – the artist created a cast of oceanic and celestial characters. Together the paintings illustrate what…

Welcome to the “Pathway to Play”! This crosswalk leads to fun in both directions. Let the adventure begin as your imagination takes over and you navigate the 3-dimensional path that leads between vibrant splashes of paint. Avoid the boundless depths…

Lionel Smit's MORPHOUS is an exploration of hybrid identity and its ever -changing nature within South Africa's social landscape. This particular piece evokes a question of time, of past and future, and the balance point at which his country found…

The design thoroughly expresses my Latin culture and the colorful houses of the Caribbean were used as my pallet inspiration.

In January 2022, The City of Providence Department of Art, Culture and
Tourism (ACT), Department of Public Property, and Department of
Recreation invited RI-based muralists to an open call. Six artists would be
chosen by an Art Selection Panel…

AGONZA's design depicts three seniors, each of a distinct culture. They appear in front of a cluster, or roost, of butterflies. The roost represents unity, integration, and evolution. AGONZA hopes the mural inspires Feinstein members and neighbors to…

The Historical Fantasy of Esek Hopkins is an activist dance opera, that reimagines the narrative of Esek Hopkins; the future of our community; the future of public space; the future we will leave behind to our children's children. As we cleanse,…

Local artists and community members have worked together over the past year to co-design and install the new original mural. The street mural, which features design work by Abenda Sohn, Ayeel Schofield, Sarah Samway, k. funmilayo aileru, Rodney Davis…

Providence Seed Library is a cataloged searchable public seed library offering free open-pollinated, heirloom, culturally relevant, and indigenous seeds.

This Three Sisters Garden is rooted in Eastern Woodland Native American tradition. The corn, beans and squash are planted together and each crop helps the other thrive.