The law firm Faber Daeufer & Itrato renewed and refreshed their art leasing collection for their new office in NYC, with seven paintings and one wall relief—a mix of fine art from AFH teen artists and alumni, with one hanging wall sculpture designed by our 3D Design Studio. Faber is thrilled to be working with us again, and noted, "If you do your research you can find companies that fulfill what the firm is looking for while also giving back in such a rewarding way to the community."

Curated and installed a 1-year art exhibit for the building lobby of 100 A Street. The exhibit is part of the 100 A Street Condo Association's partnership between neighboring buildings, enhancing community relationships while providing AFH teens—and in this case an AFH mentor and an alumna too—the opportunity of exposure to wider viewership.

“This is one of those places that truly bridges that gap.” - Nia Grace, Owner Located at the crossing of Roxbury-South End, The Underground Café + Lounge houses a rotating exhibition of AFH artwork created by current teen artists as well as AFH alumni artists. The space is intentional about creative representation—serving as the “go to” space for live entertainment, community meetings, and much more—creating a bridge to diverse communities and cultures, connected by delicious cuisine and a relaxed vibe.

Faber partnered with AFH on a 6-month rotating art exhibit in their office space. Faber is committed to engaging the community in a meaningful way and passionate about the arts and the stories behind the teen artists’ works.

Curated and installed a collection of teen created artwork for Beth Israel Lahey Health's new administration offices. The goal: to help build a visually engaging environment that inspires strategic healthcare planning and delivery.

AFH partnered with Boston Community Pediatrics (BCP) to exhibit teen created artwork for the community they serve. The exhibit features a 17-piece collection of mixed media and paintings for their reception room and a series 10 large-scaled painted murals for their façade. In response to the pandemic, the teen artists at AFH created a series of portraits titled “Facing the Future” to raise awareness on staying safe and strong together. The masks are a symbol of unity for a greater cause. AFH is happy to support BCP through this collaborative exhibition and grateful to the residents of 1850 Condominiums for their support.

Dove and Donkey pop-up store in The Street at Chestnut Hill showcases art created by teens at AFH alongside their consciously crafted home textiles and unique home essentials. AFH retains 100% of the proceeds from the sales while shoppers who purchase AFH artwork will receive a 10% discount on Dove and Donkey home textiles.