Gay Games 2014 Artists: Alex Tang
"UNLEASHED" Crocker Park 2016
"UNLEASHED" Crocker Park 2016 Artist: Steve Ehret
"UNLEASHED" Crocker Park 2016 Artist: Bob Peck
CLE urban winery 2016 Artist: Russ Sands
Campus International School 2015 Artist: Garrett Weider
“Inspiring Health and Art in the community”
This is the mission of Graffiti HeArt, a non-profit organization focused on promoting urban graffiti and street art in positive ways by showcasing urban artists and art through commissioned projects on various approved canvases. Urban community revitalization as well as educational scholarships for the underserved youth and aspiring artists is our purpose.
Tour the Graffiti HeArt site and contact us ( info@graffitiheart.org ) if you are interested in funding a commissioned project, or if you would like to sponsor a graffiti mural project.
Your donation will help fund art-related scholarships for the youth through our partners in education, Cleveland Institute of Art Pre-College Program , as well as urban projects aimed to revitalize our communities. Graffiti HeArt is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that has been approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt, charitable organization.
Donations of $500 or more will receive opportunity to list your name (and company logo) if desired.
(Please email logo files to info@graffitiheart.org)
Huge thanks to all of our major sponsors that support Graffiti Heart. Check out our sponsors!
About Graffiti HeArt
The ability to create pathways that redirect youth away from graffiti vandalism and towards approved commissioned projects ultimately helps revitalize and sustain our urban neighborhoods while funding educational opportunities for the youth. More about Graffiti Heart.
Graffiti HeArt was founded in 2013 with the purpose to promote graffiti and street art as an appreciated art form through talented aspiring and accomplished artists, resulting in charitable contributions that fund art education scholarships and urban development projects in Northeast Ohio. Read the Founder’s story of the evolution of Graffiti HeArt.
Artists interested in participating in the Graffiti HeArt’s mission and volunteering your time and artistic talent and experience should contact Graffiti HeArt at info@graffitiheart.org . Please include examples of your work. If you would like to inquire about the possibility of commissioning a project on your property or on other forms of canvas, please contact info@graffitiheart.org and include your general geographic location in the email.
Graffiti and other forms of urban street art are cast across many canvases, including our own back yard. Look beyond the original canvas and appreciate the beauty and the intended meaning of the art that lies within. Commissioned projects provide positive examples in urban street art and help deter vandalism, while helping to beautify urban neighborhoods.
The Graffiti HeArt crew made its way to Cayey, Puerto Rico for 2 weeks in April, raising more than $8,000.00 in donations and bringing with them artist, Danielle Mastrion, from Brooklyn, NY, to help install two murals in the center of town! When Stamy Paul, President of Graffiti HeArt planned her 2-week vacation to Puerto […]
When Graffiti HeArt President, Stamy Paul, scheduled her annual vacation to Puerto Rico to visit family, she had done so this year keeping in mind the devastation that Hurricane Maria had made on the Island, ensuring that the roads and infrastructure would be stable for travel to the City of Cayey where her mother-in-law’s family […]
When Stamy Paul started traveling for work over a decade ago, she fell in love with urban art in all its forms — including graffiti. ”It was really fascinating to me because it was evident in every culture and country I visited,” Paul says. That’s why she was determined to figure out how to bring it into […]
Graffiti HeArt is stoked to be selected as a Community Partner for the 42nd Cleveland International Film Festival, CIFF42, this year, featuring movie Quest, and welcoming Director, Santiago Rizzo to Cleveland! Film screening is on April 6th and 7th: tickets available here https://www.clevelandfilm.org/films/2018/quest Quest, a movie about Twelve-year-old graffiti artist Mills avoids his abusive stepfather (a brutal […]
Graffiti HeArt’s second annual “Graffiti & Grapes” scholarship benefit will be held on Saturday, November 18th at Cleveland Urban Winery, featuring local CLE urban artists, live music, live art being auctioned, raffles, food, and wine! Tickets are $35.00 and include entry to this premier event, a glass of wine made at CLE Urban Winery, appetizers […]
Gordon Square Arts District is gearing up with its first of several mural installations starting with an invasion from Graffiti HeArt, a local non-profit organization that promotes commissioned graffiti and mural art installations and generates funding for art education scholarships for underserved youth in our community . The mural, being installed on the Stockyard Meats building, […]
By Josh Usami Stamy Paul has used one of the last taboo art genres to make a powerful, positive impact on the city and community. By day, Paul works at Airgas’ division headquarters in Independence as division vice president of human resources. By night (and weekends), she runs Graffiti HeArt, which she founded in 2013 […]
Breaking News! Stuffy Corporate walls and conservative office halls make a workplace a dull space. Graffiti Heart brings solutions to the Board Room! Graffiti HeArt has been invading major local companies in the Greater Cleveland area over the past two months, bringing diverse graffiti mural art to the workplace! Two new community partners have opened […]
Posted By Josh Usmani on Mon, Mar 13, 2017 at 9:13 am Cihlar’s mural at Crocker Park, created as part of a Graffiti HeArt mural project. One of the city’s most successful recent collaborations between artists, art organizations and local business owners, Graffiti HeArt and CLE Urban Winery have been working together since before CLE […]
Late November of last year, an artist out of DC reached out to Graffiti HeArt sharing their story and the #waterislife tour that they were embarking upon. Shani Shi and her crew, were making their way to the Dakota Access Pipeline, starting in DC, and continuing on to Cleveland, Detroit, Flint, Chicago, Minneapolis, before the […]
Your donation will help fund art-related scholarships for the youth through our partners in education as well as urban projects aimed to revitalize our communities.
