The Art for Public Good, is led by its founder, Carolina Aragón, associate professor of landscape architecture at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Since 2010, Carolina has worked with fellow academics, colleagues, and her students to create art installations and youth engagement projects that have focused on bringing awareness to our built environment. We have collaborated with non-profits, civic and educational institutions to create publicly accessible art projects that bring moments of beauty, wonder, and joy, while raising critical issues affecting our communities.

Some of our funders and collaborators include:

• Barr Foundation

• Boston Art Commission

• Boston Foundation for Architecture

• Boston Planning & Development Agency

• Boston Public Libraries

• Boston Society of Landscape Architects

• Cambridge Arts Council

• Cambridge Public Schools

• City of Boston Department of Environment

• Cooler Communities

• Duggan Academy

• EC3 (Environmental Chelsea Creek Crew)

• Ener-g-Save/ Cooler Communities

• Excel Academy - East Boston, MA

• Friends of the Mary Ellen Welch Greenway

• Fort Point Arts Community

• Fort Point Neighborhood Association

• GreenRoots

• Harvard Chan School of Public Health

• Holyoke Public Library

• Mystic River Watershed Association

• National Park Service - New England Trail

• New England Foundation for the Arts

• ROCA

• Smith College

• Springfield Science Museum

• The Chelsea Artists' Collaborative

• The Trustees of Reservations Waterfront Ambassadors

• Pioneer Valley Transit Authority

• University of Massachusetts Amherst

• UMass Amherst, Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning

• UMass Boston School for the Environment

• UMass Boston Sustainable Solutions Lab 

• Woods Hole Group