Public Art & Creative Consulting
Creative Hub Worcester, as a non-profit arts organization, believes that art is an essential part of any type of atmosphere; corporate, home, and more. In addition to consulting services for businesses and individuals who are looking to add some creativity to their space, Creative Hub also provides consultations for individuals and groups looking to start creative endeavors of all kinds—from festivals to full-blown art-related businesses.
Activities & Key Benefits
Customized consulting services for businesses, offices, etc.
Support and assistance for creative entrepreneurs
Knowledge and experience in: fundraising, grassroots initiatives, festival/creative event planning, etc.
Looking to launch a creative project in your community?
Contact us.
It was a great honor to be asked to layout the BLM Street Mural 42' by 432' Lawrence, MA October 26, 2020
Stacy Lord describes the process for marking the street BLM Street Mural Worcester, MA July 15, 2020
Laura Marotta & Stacy Lord with Take Action & Inspire founders Michael Bastien & Jason Reyes BLM Street Mural Lawrence, MA October 26, 2020
Stacy Lord shows how the street marking is going to happen. BLM Street Mural 42' by 432' Lawrence, MA October 26, 2020
Pre-game workout. It was a great honor to be asked to lay out the BLM Street Mural Worcester, MA July 15, 2020
Laura Marotta lending a hand at the BLM Street Mural in Worcester, MA July 15, 2020
BLM Street Mural Worcester, MA July 15, 2020
‘Swirls and Snowflakes’ 484 Main Street, Worcester, MA November 2021 Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District storefront window activation project
Window Shopping with Laura Marotta ‘Swirls and Snowflakes’ 484 Main Street, Worcester, MA November 2021 Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District storefront window activation project
Testing....‘Swirls and Snowflakes’
Helping hands ‘Swirls and Snowflakes’ 484 Main Street, Worcester, MA November 2021 Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District storefront window activation project
The process. Space is essential when you create large-scale public art. ‘Swirls and Snowflakes’ 484 Main Street, Worcester, MA November 2021 Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District storefront window activation project
The process, Laura Marotta ‘Swirls and Snowflakes’ 484 Main Street, Worcester, MA November 2021 Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District storefront window activation project
Map of the 9 sculptures. Each on by a different artist! ‘Creative Hub Worcester Lit Sculptures’ Main South Corridor, Worcester, MA January 2021 The City of Worcester’s Festival of Lights in connection with the Main South Community Development Corporation Made possible in part by MassDevelopment & the Barr Foundation
'Love' Prototype for the ‘Lit Sculptures’ project Worcester, MA January 2021
Rachel Johnson working on 'One Fine Line' ‘Lit Sculptures’ Main South Corridor, Worcester, MA January 2021 The City of Worcester’s Festival of Lights in connection with the Main South Community Development Corporation Made possible in part by MassDevelopment & the Barr Foundation
'Like' by Beck Arruda
It takes a team! Installation of ‘One Fine Line’ by Rachel Johnson Main South Corridor, Worcester, MA January 2021 The City of Worcester’s Festival of Lights
‘Black Lives Matter’ by Mary Ellen Tisdell
Stacy Lord with Ivan, you are never to young to get involved in public art-making!
‘Beauty at Any Size’ by Amy Lopez
Installing ‘In Our Hands’ by Rebecca Hope
‘Coming Out to Play: Downtown Reemerging from Vacancy to Vibrancy’ 526 Main Street, Worcester, MA June 2021 * 168 gummy bears * 200 pounds of glycerin * 4 boxes of food coloring * 8 silicon molds * 1 microwave * 420 hours making gummy bears
‘Coming Out to Play: Downtown Reemerging from Vacancy to Vibrancy’ 526 Main Street, Worcester, MA June 2021 Made possible in part by Mass Cultural Council and the Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District
‘Coming Out to Play: Downtown Reemerging from Vacancy to Vibrancy’ 526 Main Street, Worcester, MA June 2021 Made possible in part by Mass Cultural Council and the Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District
Laura Marotta & Stacy Lord ‘Coming Out to Play: Downtown Reemerging from Vacancy to Vibrancy’ 526 Main Street, Worcester, MA June 2021 Made possible in part by Mass Cultural Council and the Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District
Laura Marotta & Stacy Lord ‘Tree of Life & Hope’ 554 Main Street, Worcester, MA December 2020 The City of Worcester’s Festival of Lights in conjunction with the Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District and the Menkiti Group
In process... ‘Tree of Life & Hope’ 554 Main Street, Worcester, MA December 2020 The City of Worcester’s Festival of Lights in conjunction with the Downtown Worcester Business Improvement District and the Menkiti Group
‘Tree of Life & Hope’ 554 Main Street, Worcester, MA December 2020 •Two weeks, 8-10 hours per day •54 windows •540 feet of paper •54 Onforu LED lights •Gallons of black Blick Art Materials paint
Creative Hub Worcester and Guardians of Traditions alongside renowned artist Luis Rivas create 18 large-scale Marionettes for the City of Worcester’s Tercentennial Parade June 11th, 2022 8 weeks 98 volunteers 52 pool noodles 288 yards of fabric 270 hot glue sticks 5,000 staples 50 pounds of paper clay.
City of Worcester’s Tercentennial Parade, June 11th, 2022
Stacy Lord, Luis Rivas, and Laura Marotta during the City of Worcester’s Tercentennial Celebration, June 11th, 2022
Let’s Make a Marionette! June 11th, 2022 Creative Hub Worcester and Guardians of Traditions alongside renowned artist Luis Rivas create 18 large-scale Marionettes for the City of Worcester’s Tercentennial Parade June 11th, 2022 8 weeks 98 volunteers 52 pool noodles 288 yards of fabric 270 hot glue sticks 5,000 staples 50 pounds of paper clay.