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CHALK FOR CHANGE 2021
Seven artists create sidewalk chalk messages of hope and healing as the culminating event for the Trust Transfer Project.
If you are a BIPOC artist interested in participating in Trust Transfer Project 2022, please fill out this contact form to receive more information.
On Wednesday, June 30th, 2021 the Trust Transfer Project hosted a public art installation as the culminating event to the city-wide Trust Transfer Project. This special event, called CHALK FOR CHANGE took place on Springfield sidewalks as seven aerosol artists create sidewalk chalk art messages promoting hope and healing in Springfield and spread the positive health messaging of the Trust Transfer Project across the city.
Chalk for Change artists used messaging created by local Springfield BIPOC artists who contributed work to the Trust Transfer Project over the past five months through visual art, music, and spoken word. READ THE PRESS RELEASE
Chalk for Change Locations:
– Community Music School of Springfield, 127 State Street
– South End Community Center, 99 Marble Street
– Square One, 1095 Main Street
– Springfield Museums, Edwards and Chestnut Street
– Theodores / Get Set Marketing, 201 Worthington Street
– Medina Supermarket, 2705 Main Street; 115 &185 Dwight Street
Chalk for Change Artists:
– Common Wealth Murals @common.wealth.murals/
– Nero @uncle_ro/
– Marc Austin @marc_austin_is_crazy/
– Ramiro Davaro-Comas @ramirostudios/
– Steve @budahnyc/
– Repo @reponueve/
– Wane One @waneonecod/
– Souls NYC @soulsnyc/
EVENT PHOTOS & NEWS
Trusting Hope to Heal Our Community
African-American Point of View
by Project Manager Vanessa Ford
(Page 8 & 9)