One Piece Project

One Piece Project A collaborative project between Baltimore City Students and the public. Take home street art created to be collected and shared by you. Find one, find us.

The "One Piece Project" is a collaborative project between Baltimore City Students and the public. Created by the students of REACH Partnership School, it is an effort to bridge the gap between communities, introduce people from different walks of life, and to brighten random peoples' days through finding art. With the idea that we are all "one piece" of a greater community we do not always recog

nize, the project aims to have student created 'pieces' of art placed throughout the city of Baltimore (specifically neighborhoods/communities the students do not frequent or have direct access to). Taken by whomever may find them, shared via the web, and bridging the artist and viewer, the goal of the artworks is creating a connection between two pieces of a greater whole. The pieces, quality cedar planks stained with acrylic and signed have personally crafted quotes, jokes, and inspirational ideas on the back. They are free to any and all individuals who come across them. The hope is that the 'finder' will be inspired, entertained, charmed, or at the very least amused enough to keep the piece and seek out the creator. This site was created to act as a medium for those connections and to start a dialogue. We encourage you to actively look around the city of Baltimore for these pieces, then post photos to this page or social media (with the hashtag: and ), thereby engaging in a dialogue with the youth of this vibrant city. Certain (randomly selected) pieces are specially marked, and if the 'finder' contacts us they will receive another gift (artwork). You can reach us here (obviously) and on twitter and instagram at , or at nonseqart.com/onepiece We look forward to meeting you, and happy hunting!

07/17/2015
07/17/2015
07/17/2015
With this installation the student taped of and painted different size wood rectangles. they were then rearanged and tap...
07/17/2015

With this installation the student taped of and painted different size wood rectangles. they were then rearanged and taped and painted again. Those pieces were then installed and again painted onthe walls of the Hickory Room at g788

All's quiet on Maryland ave by the bolt bus stop
02/04/2015

All's quiet on Maryland ave by the bolt bus stop

Grab some pieces in front of hourhaus/artist craftsman if you're in the neighborhood
02/04/2015

Grab some pieces in front of hourhaus/artist craftsman if you're in the neighborhood

Some pics of the work that went up last night. More to come from the actual show
01/31/2015

Some pics of the work that went up last night. More to come from the actual show

Below are some shots of the first "tower" we created to distribute the one pieces. It stands aprox. 6 ft tall. We  creat...
01/22/2015

Below are some shots of the first "tower" we created to distribute the one pieces. It stands aprox. 6 ft tall. We created 3 unique paintings that we thought represented people from Baltimore, then used a specific color pallet to paint each side. Those paintings were then covered with layers of one pieces so that as the public took their one pieces, the paintings would slowly become exposed.

This tower was placed at the corner of North and Howard in Station North. We have since made several more. A map showing the locations of the other will be released soon...

some more one pieces have been placed out around baltimore. look for'em. find the right one and bring it to the closing ...
01/21/2015

some more one pieces have been placed out around baltimore. look for'em. find the right one and bring it to the closing party to see if/what you've won

just a few of pieces going out tonight...
10/24/2014

just a few of pieces going out tonight...

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