Artists of Tomorrow

The Fort Point Arts Community (FPAC) is delighted to host our

neighbors, Artist for Humanity. Since 1991, Artists for Humanity (AFH) has worked to bridge

social and economic divides in Boston by placing creative power directly into the hands of young people. For decades, AFH has provided under-resourced teens with paid, professional art and design employment. These opportunities continue to foster self-sufficiency, skills, and empower teens

through mentorship and real-world creative projects.

As we celebrate our 35th anniversary, we look back on more than three decades of fostering the next generation of artists, designers, and change makers. The impact of this work is reflected not only in the skills teens develop, but in the confidence and perspective they carry forward into their futures.

Yaron, Self-Portrait

This exhibition showcases a series of self-portraits created by AFH teen artists through the years. They are honest, imaginative reflections on who they are and who they are becoming. Each portrait

stands as a testament to creative growth, personal exploration, and the power of opportunity. Together, they tell a collective story of emerging identity, possibility, and the vibrant future these

young creatives are shaping for themselves and their communities.

About Fort Point Arts Community (FPAC) www.fortpointarts.org, info@fortpointarts.org

Founded in 1980, the Fort Point Arts Community (FPAC) is a nonprofit that supports and promotes a diverse community of artists in Fort Point and beyond. FPAC enriches Boston’s cultural life through exhibitions, open studios, art lending, and free performance events, managing two galleries: the FPAC Art Space (70 Sleeper Street) and the Gallery at Atlantic Wharf (290 Congress Street).