Dorchester Art Project to kick-off 2019 with a nationally-curated Postal Sticker Show

The Dorchester Art Project has prepared a new show to kickstart 2019 by showcasing some of the best artists of the local graffiti scene. Priority Made is a collaborative art show related to the free Label 228 USPS Postal Sticker, used as a template and popularized through use by graffiti artists. The event will have graffiti stickers, art stickers and a timeline of the different blank versions of the 228 sticker, and will give the opportunity to viewers to participate in interactive sticker making and black-book sessions.

Some of the sticker samples that will be showcased at the presentation. (Credits: Dorchester Art Project)

Some of the Boston graffiti scene that will be represented in the showcase are local legends such as Tense, Imagine876, Deme5,
Soems, Take1, Rob Stull, Omega Rocks, and Hops; students from the Madison Park High School in Roxbury and youth from East Boston will also be featured in the presentation, along with over a hundred artists from all around the US, Canada and even the UK.

Postal sticker submission by artist Miko. (Courtesy of Dorchester Art Project)

Priority Made will begin on Saturday, January 5th 2019 and will be open until Saturday, February 9th 2019. The opening reception will be from 6PM to 10PM, and the gallery hours will be from 12PM to 6PM until closing day. This exhibition is brought by Pen & Sword Political Pirates, Avenue of Arts Supply, Grassroots Grind Group and Voices of Liberation.

The Dorchester Art Project is located at 1486 Dorchester Avenue (Dorchester MA 02122), you can check some of their upcoming activities via their website.

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