Commissioned by the law firm Foley Hoag, AFH created the exhibition The Art of Change—a series of five 4'x5' paintings, created in dialogue with Foley Hoag's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee. Works depict seminal social and literary activists whose commitments mirrored the clients' legal efforts on behalf of those striving for a more equitable society. Accompanied by a graphic installation, the commissioned paintings are exhibited along a prominent hallway at the entrance to the law firm. The inclusion of a video of the exhibition's making created by our Video Production Studio extends both the reach and the story of the partnership.

AFF filmed, edited, and created this montage to salute the behind-the-scenes, local public health professionals and volunteers for Massachusetts Public Health Associations' tribute video.

Created two montage videos for the Life Science Cares 2021 virtual Impact Breakfast (featured here) and Impact Report. AFH helped Life Science Cares bring their 5th Annual Impact Breakfast to life despite having to bring it online during the COVID 19 pandemic. Life Science Cares leverages the power of the life science industry to solve one of our most intractable social issues—poverty.

AFH collaborated with Me2Orchestra to deliver on its Joy Agenda project 'Be Our Conductor!' funded by the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture Transformative Public Art project. We filmed (and participated in!) the performance and edited the footage to create a video highlight of the best moments of joy from this simple but precious experience.

THIS IS NOW! Over three consecutive evenings, teen-inspired art from our Voices of the Future collection was projected on well-known Boston landmarks and live-streamed for public viewing. The talent, feelings and concerns of AFH fine artists, designers, and animators was shared for all to see! Our “intersectional” times call for our teen voices to be raised in response. Our first Community Arts Initiative, the project kickstarted our new Creative Technology Studio. Our Graphic Design Studio designed the event logo.

Sponsors: National Grid, Highland Street Foundation, and AFH Community Arts Initiative Partners: Masary Studios, 42 Degrees North Media, The Strand Theatre, Haley House Bakery Cafe, and J.P. Licks

In partnership with Boston Private Bank & Trust Company, AFH designed and executed a large-scale mural on a prominent wall in the lobby of the Bank’s new Boston branch, located in the converted Panera Bread at 450 Boylston Street. Our partnership also included this ‘making of’ video demonstrating the process and positive impact resulting from AFH teen participation.

BCC and AFH came together to film the music “Hope Lingers On” at the Underground at Ink Block in South Boston. Singers from Boston and beyond came together socially distanced, masked, and COVID safe, over two days to work on this project. “Hope Lingers On” is a reflection on hope during these difficult times. “I will not hate. I will not fear. In our darkest hour, hope lingers here.”

AFH was hired to document and create a video that highlights the building of the Grove Hall Playground at Unity Park, a volunteer build event by Wells Fargo volunteers in collaboration with members of the community. Two 20’’ social media clips and event photos were also created from the footage.

Created a promotional video for use on Jobs for the Future’s on-line platforms, website and during Horizons: Design a Future That Works virtual conference experience. Using footage shot previously by JFF participants, AFH edited disconnected pieces into a cohesive impact story on youth apprenticeship. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2rvnkQzR-o&feature=youtu.be