Poster by poet Scott Austin and artist Mary "Katie" Martello from the 2012 series: "Birdhouses appear / overnight on Meadowbrook: / Neighborhood magic. Matted and framed, 18 x 24 inches.

Poster by poet Kelly Bargabos and artist Tyler Poyant from the 2015 series: "Having survived the / night, they wait in the cold for / breakfast to be served." Matted, Framed, 18 x 24 inches.

Designer Aimee Sy, an intern with us in 2015, produced this variation on our logo to dress up a handy tote. Screen printed by our friends at the Merchery on medium weight canvas, 15 x 15 x 3 inches, with black nylon straps. A sharp way to support our work

Magnet designed by Naomi Masingale.

Message:
I Think I Want to Haiku With You

A coy way of expressing your love of haiku. Good as a gift for Valentine's Day and other flirty occasions.

Creative typography sticker by Naomi Masingale.

Message:
Believe in the Art of Your Community
Make it Happen!

Great for sharing your love of civic art.

Sticker designed by Naomi Masingale depicting a poster kiosk with the message, "Your Art Here."

Kiosk shape peels away from backing, or sticker can be used whole.

Good for stating your love of public art.

Bumper sticker featuring haiku by poet and stone carver Tom Huff:

Before Brick Laid Streets
Before Hand Dug Waterways
This Was Good Swampland

Comes with info about Huff.