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Hello. Art is no longer for bankers and heiresses. Curbs and Stoops is working towards increasing the accessibility of art across a diverse range of socioeconomic and cultural communities. Like our name suggests, we promote art at the thresholds that define our cities, our curbs and our stoops. This way, art is not a destination, like going to a museum. Instead, it is a part of our journey. Art enriches lives. We fulfill our mission by implementing public art projects, community installations and street art. Curbs and Stoops also sells limited edition prints by artists with a similar mission: giving art back to the people.

Featured Prints "Untitled." Rodrigo Obranco "Max." Adam Fantome "Enemy of Promise." PreFab 77 "Stay the Fuck off my Grass." Adam Flores

Whats new on Curbs? Currently featured on our blog: Harlem based artist, Kehinde Wiley. Read our blog here.

Project Space Jorge Rodriguez Gerada Boston Identity Piece Curbs and Stoops will be bringing Jorge Rodriguez Gerada to create one of his Identity pieces in Boston. Rodriguez-Gerada "creates portraits in charcoal of people-until now anonymous-which scale the walls of buildings in our cities in a format that we can begin to describe as gigantic. They are gigantically defying, proud and dignified, more social than political. But let us not be mistaken, the art piece is not the charcoal drawing. The artistic process begins with the search for the city, the building, and most importantly the person to be depicted." For more of our public art projects click here.

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