An exhibition borrowing from the rich histories of Black- and Brown-owned barbershops as sites of bonding, culture keeping and the discovery of identity.
On Sept 4th, 2025 from 6-8 p.m., this coterie of creatives will welcome the city to join them for an exhibition at their pop up gallery at the Greater Manchester Chamber (54 Hanover St.); a collection of their ‘Thoughts Projected.’
Come to see our art! Members of Positive Street Art and Opportunity Networks are partnering together
again for their award winning 12-week art intensive United Through Color; the color of different people coming together to learn and experience art, science, professional skills, studying the human form. Come to see paintings and sculptures, performance, art and photography, signature food and dancing. We’ll have allergy friendly foods, with live DJ-ing from some of our own group members D.Original on the decks! Our DJs may even take your classic requests.
Through the course of 2025, 20 young adults utilized analog photographic methods and hybrid creative writing techniques to create works wholly expressing their “who-ness.” Each relic installed at the chamber will unveil to the viewer extraordinary perspectives from artists around the state of New Hampshire who have been impacted by the circumstances of being un-housed.Â
This show will spark something in you. You might feel awe, surrounded by Party’s feats of color and scale. You might feel moved, seeing the echoes of generations of artists, pushing the boundaries of their forms.Â
You might also be reminded of the murals in your own neighborhood. That’s the power of murals – to stand in a space transformed and know someone like you made this place beautiful.
Held at Bronstein Park in Manchester on March 21 at 6:30 p.m., right across from the Waypoint Youth Shelter, the in-person gathering will include speeches from Waypoint staff, food, opportunity to dance, and vendor stands, including the Pop-up Gallery.
Surrendering control and accepting humility, Positive Street Art’s newest exhibition of interactive, interdisciplinary works from four local creatives, entitled the Greenhouse Projects, invites its audience to explore what lies within the shadows and surprises of the unseen, forgotten worlds in our own neighborhoods.
A mural dedication was held at Colon Tire and Automotive on Lake Avenue to officially acknowledge the work of muralist Manny Ramirez and Positive Street Art.
Positive Street Art is ecstatic to bring our newest gallery exhibition, titled Burgeoning, to our Manchester satellite gallery in partnership with the Greater Manchester Chamber on November 21 from 5-7 p.m. An exhibition curated and coordinated by Waypoint’s Youth Mural Crew.Â
Manchester, NH is getting ready to welcome a new mural that pays tribute to the city’s vibrant immigrant communities. The creation of this mural is part of a long-standing effort to bring art that truly represents this community into the spaces where people live, work, and play.