Radical Imagination for Racial Justice Aims to Support Boston Creatives of Color and their Work Toward Racial Justice

A vibrant mural on a building in an urban area with historic architecture depicts a smiling child sitting on an adults shoulders. With colors bursting against a clear blue sky, this artwork, inspired by Boston Creatives, embodies radical imagination and dreams of racial justice.

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The Huntington News shares updates for MassArt & the City of Boston’s Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture’s Radical Imagination for Racial Justice (RIRJ) grantees, which include creating art in awardee communities by BIPOC artists.

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