Committed to pushing the boundaries of public art, community practice and community engagement.

CO-FOUNDER

Multicultural artist and educator whose work draws on Caribbean heritage, blending themes of identity, home, and diaspora through influences of nature, architecture, and history.

She holds a BFA in Art Education from Tyler School of Art, a Contemporary Art certificate from Metafora in Barcelona, and an MPA from Austin W. Marxe School. Her honors include fellowships with the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, National Urban Fellows, and CAELI, as well as grants from Philadelphia Cultural Treasures (2024), Art is Essential (2023), and the Leeway Foundation.

CO-FOUNDER

Painter, muralist, and arts advocate whose multidisciplinary practice explores themes of emotion, energy, and the complexities of human experience. Her work spans large-scale murals, drawings, and collaborative installations that integrate visual art with performance.

A founding member of Amber Art & Design, she has worked in public art and youth arts programming since 2009, supporting creative expression through community collaboration. She holds a BFA in Sculpture from Cornell University and trained with the Community-Word Project’s Teaching Artist Project in New York.

STUDIO MANAGER

Multidisciplinary artist in Philadelphia. Her art practice explores trauma in the body, how it moves and how it is stored. Her favorite mediums to express ideas are through book-making and painting.

Kimball earned her Associates in Neuroscience from Bucks County Community College in 2020 and her BA in Visual Studies at Tyler School of Art and Architecture in 2023.  Her work with Amber Arts focuses on grant writing, applying to opportunities, and creating content for communications via monthly e-newsletter and social media posts.

CO- FOUNDER

Artist and educator born in Belize and raised in Los Angeles and Detroit, whose practice is rooted in graffiti and community engagement. His work centers on empowering urban communities to tell their stories through collaborative, socially engaged art.

He studied at Pratt Institute, earned a BFA from Kutztown University, and an MFA from the University of Pennsylvania. Since 2003, he has created public art in Philadelphia while partnering with nonprofits to support youth through creative expression.

CO-FOUNDER

Community-based public artist with over two decades of experience using collaborative mural-making to address social issues affecting communities of color. His work centers on dialogue, storytelling, and the power of public art to connect diverse audiences.

He has led projects with groups including incarcerated individuals, youth, elders, and people with disabilities, and created work with Mural Arts Philadelphia. A founding member of Amber Art & Design, he has held residencies with institutions such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art and University of Chicago’s Place Lab.

CO-FOUNDER

Public artist and educator whose work focuses on collaborative mural-making and community-driven projects. His practice explores innovative approaches to public art while fostering meaningful connections across diverse communities.

He earned a BA from Tyler School of Art, studying in Philadelphia and Rome, and began his career with the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program. A founding member of Amber Art & Design, he has produced murals nationwide and recently expanded his work through Dunes Art Gallery in Brigantine, with a second location planned in Atlantic City.

Community advocate and project manager with extensive experience in constituent services, outreach, and program coordination across nonprofit, healthcare, and public sectors. Her work centers on fostering engagement and connecting communities through purpose-driven initiatives.

A member of Amber Art & Design, she leads project management and community engagement efforts that activate public spaces. Her background includes work with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, The House of Umoja, and the Pennsylvania Senate, and she is a founding member of The Wardrobe.