Reactions to Racism: An Artist’s Perspective

Reactions to Racism: An Artist's Perspective

Illusions and Twisted Truths: Urbano Project’s New Exhibit “ENIGMA: Reactions to Racism”

Illusions and Twisted Truths: Urbano Project's New Exhibit "ENIGMA: Reactions to Racism"

Chanel Thervil’s ENIGMA featured in the Bay State Banner!

Face to face with race - The Bay State Banner

Chanel Thervil & Urbano Featured in WBUR!

Side Eyes And Grimaces: Chanel Thervil's 'Enigma' Explores The Subtlety Of Racism

Chanel Thervil’s ENIGMA: Reactions to Racism featured in WBUR’s 7 Things to Do This Black History Month

7 Things To Do This Black History Month, From Afro-Indigenous Healing To An Eartha Kitt Play

Chanel Thervil’s ENIGMA: Reactions to Racism Featured in the Boston Globe’s “The Ticket”

Discriminating Shadows: Philosophy and Art - Big Red & Shiny

At Urbano, An Artist Reflects On Displacement And Work

Exhibition explores meaning of work - The Bay State Banner

Constanza Aguirre’s Wandering in the Land of Oblivion featured in Jamaica Plain News

New Urbano Project Exhibition, 'Wandering in the Land of Oblivion,' Responds to Forced Migration and Displacement

Nora Valdez makes an artistic refuge at Urbano Project

Two beautiful and impactful shows, "Alone Together, Together Alone," by Nora Valdez and "Still We Rise" by Urbano Youth Artists, grace the Urbano Project gallery in Jamaica Plain through August 16. The shows work in tandem to respond to challenging political times with resilience and hope.

Urbano Project presents Nora Valdez: Together Alone, Alone Together

Alone Together, Together Alone, an exhibition of artist Nora Valdez's work, and Still We Rise, a multimedia installation by Urbano Youth Artists, both open at Urbano on Wednesday, June 13, with the celebration beginning at 6PM. The exhibitions will remain on view through August 16. Urbano is loc...

Trump budget is a death warrant for the arts - The Boston Globe

FOR THE SECOND budget cycle in a row, Donald Trump is attempting to eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Tortilla Social featured in the Boston Globe's "The Ticket"

The Ticket: What's happening in the arts world - The Boston Globe

Artist Salvador Jiménez-Flores recently conducted pop-up printmaking workshops around the city, using a tortilla press to make prints and food, building community through art and eating. The prints, the press, and a documentary about the project are on view. Through March 2. Urbano Project, 29 Germania St., Jamaica Plain.

"Immigrants are the backbone of this country"

Artist Nora Valdez and the Boston community are sharing their stories one suitcase at a time at The Urbano Project.

Immigration Nation: "Immigrants are the backbone of this country"

Artist Nora Valdez and youth in the Boston community are sharing their stories one suitcase at a time at The Urbano Project. At U-LAB Music we documented their process as part of our 'Immigrant Sounds' series.