HarborArts

We are beyond excited to announce the launch of Harvest - a collaboration of urban farming and public art with and . 🤘😍🤘

🌱 This spring, Students at the schools have been getting their hands in soil at outdoor activities with educators, activists and artists covering a wide range of farming and creative workshops. This week, the final workshops will be joined by three artists who will translate the students concepts and ideas into massive public artworks at Mario Umana Academy and Bradley Elementary School in East Boston.

Stay tuned as we announce the three participating artists, post photos from the last several weeks of planting and creating, and share the progress as we turn large, brutalist walls into massive works of art for generations of students in East Boston.

Harvest was made possible with the help of the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture Opportunity Fund.

This project was organized in partnership with and co-produced by and

Artwork by

Sharks: not the monsters of the deep, but the protectors of balance in our oceans. Did you know that the resurgence of white sharks in the Northeast US is a conservation victory? Healthy shark populations = healthier seas. Protect what you love.

Mural by supporting ARTivist (USA) for PangeaSeed Foundation's Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans in Boston, presented by HarborArts and honorary conservation partner New England Aquarium.

Repost from PangeaSeed Foundation

Up to 100 million sharks are killed annually. Who’s the real predator?

Artists for Oceans mural by Foundation supporting ARTivist (USA).

Special thanks to project partners

Moms love murals. Everybody knows that. Nothing says "I love you, Mom" on Mother's Day like a beautiful spring walk and a guided tour of the freshest street art in the neighborhood! She'll love it.

Only a few spots left for the Mother's Day Mural Walk this sunday! Sign up today!! https://bit.ly/3wc8xoC

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! 🐋 Deets below👇

Join Matt Po***ck, resident, creative producer, and director of HarborArts and , for a guided street art tour of a massive series of public artworks created in Eastie as part of PangeaSeed Foundation's global Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans program.

Special thanks to Boston Harbor Now for helping us make these family-friendly street art excursions possible!

🎨 “Death to Plastic” by supporting ARTivist TallBoy

📍Brandy Autobody, 162 Liverpool St East Boston

Mural sponsored by Liquid Death Mountain Water

📸: Tré Packard, PangeaSeed Foundation

is the local edition of PangeaSeed Foundation's international public art program Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans. Presented by HarborArts and Honorary Conservation Partner .

Special thanks to Linda Cabot and Ed Anderson and our sponsors The Fenway, Boston Harbor Now, BRM Production Management Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs Hilton Boston Logan Airport Lush Cosmetics North America Montana Cans (official) Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina & the East Boston Foundation

Whom does climate change impact the most? What can you do about it? After a little Climate 101, we explored these and other hard-hitting questions to hone in on the injustice and identify some impactful actions.

Social Justice Retreat was an opportunity for middle school students to engage in conversations about identity + privilege in relation to social justice topics. The day consists of workshops on topics like sea level rise, food insecurity, fast fashion and climate change and how they intersect with our identities with a goal to heighten awareness and take action in our local communities. During the workshops, facilitators supported the students to work together, share stories, acknowledge differences, and find commonalities-- with the aim to build a deeper, more inclusive + committed community.

Huge thanks to HarborArts family and crew member for facilitating this awesome workshop!!

🔔TODAY at 12PM EST: Join the City of Boston's Community Preservation Act meeting! 🔗 in bio

The Community Preservation Committee (CPC) is currently meeting to review the FY2022 applications and recommend projects for funding to the Mayor and City Council by February 2022. Please join us in support of our beloved Nantucket Lightship LV-112 as they are considered by the CPC for funding, which will support the continued restoration of this important National Historic Landmark.

The Nantucket Lightship is an integral part of the East Boston landscape. We are grateful to the Nantucket for serving our community as an educational resource and a gathering space where our neighbors experience history, culture, and community on Boston Harbor. The lightship has played a critical role in making the Harbor an inclusive and accessible waterfront for all.

Just a few spots left for the winter mural walk TOMORROW AND SUNDAY AT 1pm! Sign up today!! 🔗 in bio

Swipe 👈 to see before/after of this mural ✨🌊

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! 🐋 Our first round of mural tours sold out SO fast in November and was such a success that we’ve added ANOTHER ROUND of tours to the calendar! Come hang with us this weekend and see some amazing artwork, December 18-19! Deets below👇tickets at the link in our bio!

Join Matt Po***ck, resident and director of HarborArts and Boston, for a guided eco street art tour of a massive series of public artworks created in East Boston as part of Pangeaseed Foundation’s global Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans program.

Special thanks to for helping us make these family-friendly street art excursions possible!

🎨 “Espíritu del Mar” by supporting ARTivist

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📸: Tré Packard

Murals created for Boston, the latest edition of Foundation's international public art program Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans. Presented by and Honorary Conservation Partner .

Special thanks to our sponsors | & the East Boston Foundation