Honoring Untold Stories: The Immigrant History Trail and “Boston Busing in Chinatown, 1975”
Boston’s Chinatown is known not only as a vibrant neighborhood –– it’s also a living archive of immigrant resilience, collective power, and community connection. This spring, visitors walking through Chinatown and onto the Rose Kennedy Greenway can engage with this history through two powerful projects that highlight stories so often overlooked in mainstream narratives: the […]
Reflections on “Breathe Life Together” by Dart Adams
Last summer, as we prepared to transition from our “Breathe Life Together” mural by Rob “ProBlak” Gibbs (@problak) to our new mural by Jeffrey Gibson, our Public Art Team commissioned two essays by local writers to share what the previous mural from Problak had meant to them as Black creatives and residents of Boston. Dart Adams, a […]
Reflections on “Breathe Life Together” by Arielle Gray
Last summer, as we prepared to transition from our “Breathe Life Together” mural by Rob “ProBlak” Gibbs (@problak) to our new mural by Jeffrey Gibson, our Public Art Team commissioned two essays by local writers to share what the previous mural from Problak had meant to them as Black creatives and residents of Boston. Arielle […]