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Urbano Project’s ‘Move. Dwell. Belong.’ Performance on Friday and Saturday

By Steven Velazquez on June 27, 2024

Urbano Project’s ‘Move. Dwell. Belong.’ Performance on Friday and Saturday

“Move. Dwell. Belong.” is a performance, artist Q&A, and closing event presented this Friday and Saturday by the teachers and students of Urbano Project’s spring dance program, “Move.Dwell.Belong.”

JP Residents, Urbano Project Receive City Grants for Public Art Projects in Response to COVID-19

JP Residents, Urbano Project Receive City Grants for Public Art Projects in Response to COVID-19

By David Ertischek on June 25, 2020

Several Jamaica Plain residents and a local nonprofit received public arts grants from the city focused on addressing public connectedness during these insecure times.

Native American Artist Rachel Allen’s airplay Opens at Urbano Project

Native American Artist Rachel Allen’s airplay Opens at Urbano Project

By Nina J Berger on January 21, 2020

Urbano Project invites the community to celebrate the opening of airplay, a site-specific interactive installation by artist Rachel Allen (Nez Perce) on January 23.

Urbano Project Holiday Open House on Dec. 14

Urbano Project Holiday Open House on Dec. 14

By Nina Berger on December 11, 2019

Urbano Project kicks off its 10th Anniversary Celebration with a free holiday open house on Dec. 14th.

Know What ‘Okoŋwaŋžidaŋ’ Means? Find Out at New Urbano Project Exhibition Opening Oct. 24

Know What ‘Okoŋwaŋžidaŋ’ Means? Find Out at New Urbano Project Exhibition Opening Oct. 24

By Nina J Berger on October 21, 2019

Urbano Project is presenting Artist-in-Residence Erin Genia’s first solo show in Boston, Okoŋwaŋžidaŋ, which means “oneness, being of one mind” in the Dakota language.

24 Jamaica Plain Orgs & Projects Receive Boston Cultural Council Grants

24 Jamaica Plain Orgs & Projects Receive Boston Cultural Council Grants

By David Ertischek on April 11, 2019

A smorgasbord of Jamaica Plain organizations and projects received thousands of dollars thanks after the city dispersed its Cultural Council Organizational Grants.

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

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

By David Ertischek on November 7, 2018

Considering current events, artist Contanza Aguirre’s new exhibition at Urbano Project is very timely. Her art references thousands of her fellow Colombians who were forced to leave the country due to the drug war and civil conflict.

Chilean Photography Exhibition Opens at Urbano Project on Aug. 30th

Chilean Photography Exhibition Opens at Urbano Project on Aug. 30th

By Nina Berger on August 29, 2018

La Victoria: Resilience & Creativity, an exhibition of photographs by the SALTO Collective examining issues of belonging and identity in their home city of Santiago, Chile, will be on view at Urbano Project starting August 30.

Urbano Project Awarded $100,000 Grant to Support Youth Artist Projects

Urbano Project Awarded $100,000 Grant to Support Youth Artist Projects

By Nina Berger on June 29, 2018

Local nonprofit Urbano Project has received a grant of $100,000 from the Cummings Foundation’s ‘$100K for 100’ program.

Urbano Project Presenting David Buckley Borden’s ‘Proposed Futures: Then and Now’

Urbano Project Presenting David Buckley Borden’s ‘Proposed Futures: Then and Now’

By Chris Helms on April 2, 2018

Environmental challenges are continually increasing. Ecological awareness is the foundation of environmental action and proactive stewardship. Artist and designer David Buckley Borden’s creative use of the “proposal” provokes us to imagine a variety of environmental futures and urges us to do more for the planet in “Proposed Futures: Then and Now.”

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