Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
What We Do
We document public art, track changes on the street, and surface who made the work. The project helps people find legal walls and events, credits artists, preserves records of short‑lived pieces, and gives local groups practical context for policy and safety.
Street Art Guides
Clear city guides with map links, access notes, and artist credits.
Artist Profiles
Short bios with verified names, crews, and links to original sources.
Public Art Map
An open map that shows murals, tags, installations, and community projects.
Event Calendar
Listings for walks, festivals, talks, and workshops in public spaces.
Legal Walls and Permits
Where painting is allowed, who to contact, and what rules apply.
Learning Resources
Reading lists, case studies, and class-ready materials for educators.
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Street art, cities, people
We combine field checks, open data, and community notes. We record context, date, and location, and keep a public change log.
On-the-ground checks
We revisit sites, compare photos over time, and flag repaint or removal.
Open data and local sources
We review city art registries, festival pages, and artist statements.
Corrections welcome
We fix credits and dates when artists or locals send updates.
Do you have any question?
Feel free to contact us anytime.
Respecting artists and neighborhoods
Street art lives in public, but people live there too. Please be mindful and follow local guidance.
Some Insights
A snapshot of the project so far.
979K
Photos indexed
280K
Map views
135K
Artist mentions
250K
Event entries