A staff person from America's Food Basket supermarket in South Providence stands in front of Antonia Lara Sánchez's banner. The banner was created as part of Mi Gente Siempre Responde Public Art Project and celebrates Latinx health care workers in…
Aníbal from Poder 1110 Radio and Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza stand on the street near Tracy Jonsson-Laboy's banner on the side of the Southside Cultural Center at 393 Broad Street in Providence. The banner was created as part of Mi Gente Siempre…
Antonia Gracia Lara Sánchez, wearing a mask, stands in front of her banner after it was installed on America's Food Basket supermarket at 863 Broad Street in Providence. The banner was created as part of Mi Gente Siempre Responde Public Art Project…
Antonia Gracia Lara Sánchez poses in front of her banner after it was installed on America's Food Basket supermarket at 863 Broad Street in Providence. The banner was created as part of Mi Gente Siempre Responde Public Art Project and celebrates…
Stephen Kearns, staff of ONE Neighborhood Builders, stands in the street in front of a bucket truck as a worker from Sign Designs installs Atabey Sánchez-Haiman's banner on the side of the One Neighborhood Builders building at 66 Chaffee Street in…
View of artist Matt Garza's banner on the side of ECAS Theater at 57 Parkis Ave in Elmwood. The banner was created as part of Mi Gente Siempre Responde Public Art Project and celebrates Latinx health care workers in Rhode Island during COVID-19.
This downloadable coloring book features artwork created as part of Mi Gente Siempre Responde, a public art project celebrating Latinx healthcare workers and sharing information to keep communities safe during COVID-19. The coloring book features…
Three young men from the Providence Sports and Leadership (PSL)'s Tigers baseball team volunteer to help install the art. They watch and take photographs as another installs Matt Garza's banner on the side of the ECAS Theater at 57 Parkis Ave in…
Raúl Velásquez and Staff of the Providence Community Health Center on 100 Curtis Street in Olneyville, in front of Raul's Banner. The banner was created as part of Mi Gente Siempre Responde Public Art Project and celebrates Latinx health care workers…