Slideshow of the history of UPP with photographs.

Video including footage of UPP summer workshops in 2013. Includes Holly Ewald, Ginese Choy, Laura Brown Lavoie, Phil Edmonds, Loren Spears, Neil Anthes, Diane Librandi, David Stephens, Steve Emma.

A working sketch by Erik Ruin for the "UPP Story" publication. The illustration depicts aspects of UPP Arts work including collaborative planning, procession events and working within the local community.

Newsletter from UPP Arts outlining activities for Spring 2014.

Two volunteers man an information table about the Urban Pond Procession at a public workshop event.

Children practice drumming with educators during an Urban Pond Procession workshop at the Botanical Center in Roger Williams Park.

Children practice drumming with educators during an Urban Pond Procession workshop at the Botanical Center in Roger Williams Park.

Newsletter from UPP Arts outlining activities for Fall 2013.

Press release for the UPP Arts' Community Kick-Off event in February 2015.

Strategic planning document for UPP Arts including mission, vision and values statements and three year strategic plan.

Community members participate in a public workshop at Roger Williams Park to make costumes and props for the Mashapaug Pond Procession in 2010.

Residents participating in a public workshop to make costumes and props for the Mashapaug Pond Procession.

Handmade fish costume made by Alvarez High School student with teacher Sarah Cappelli for UPP Arts in 2013.

UPP Arts archivist, Wendy Korwin, holds a handmade banner for ARC Printing as she reviews props and costumes at the boathouse at Mashapaug Pond. The items were created by participants in the Urban Pond Processions over ten years.

Dream catcher as installed at Mashapaug Boating Center.

UPP Arts archivist, Wendy Korwin, holds a handmade banner that states "Don't swim with the fishes!!" as she reviews props and costumes at the boathouse at Mashapaug Pond. The items were created by participants in the Urban Pond Processions over ten years.

Handmade cymbal made by Nathan Bishop Middle School students in City Arts percussion workshop with Lisa Melmed for UPP Arts in 2011.

UPP Arts archivist, Wendy Korwin, holds a handmade turtle hat as she reviews props and costumes at the boathouse at Mashapaug Pond. The items were created by participants in the Urban Pond Processions over ten years.

UPP Arts archivist, Wendy Korwin, holds a handmade banner for City Arts for Youth as she reviews props and costumes at the boathouse at Mashapaug Pond. The items were created by participants in the Urban Pond Processions over ten years.

Comic book mural of Mashapaug Pond by students at Bain Elementary School in 2017. Mural panels are shown propped up against the Mashapaug Pond boathouse.

Adults play percussion instruments with children at the UPP Arts 2012 kick off event at the Community Land Trust in Providence.

A volunteer talks with community members at the information table at the UPP Arts 2012 kick off event with the Community Land Trust.

Grant report by UPP Arts upon completion of the "Mashapaug Pond: a picture book" funded in 2010 by the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA). The grant from RISCA provided for the creation and publication of a picture book by UPP Arts that involved collages created by ten Narragansett tribal members about Mashapaug Pond and the Urban Pond Procession in 2011.

Grant report by UPP Arts upon completion a project in 2009 funded by the New England Grassroots Environment Fund. The grant from NEGEF was the first grant awarded to UPP Arts and assisted with the development of the Urban Pond Procession. The grant report includes details about the development of UPP Arts and it's impact.

Grant proposal by UPP Arts to Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA) for a project titled "UPP Arts network building workshops for teachers" in 2017. The proposal outlines the project to create teach of multidisciplinary educators from three Providence high schools and UPP Arts teaching artists to create curriculum and pedagogical strategies focused on site-specific study of Mashapaug Pond in Providence.

Newsletter from UPP Arts outlining activities for Spring 2016.

Newsletter from UPP Arts outlining activities and plan for the legacy of the organization as it ended.

Newsletter from UPP Arts outlining work accomplished by the organization in a year in review format.

Final grant report for a project titled "Full Circle: Art as Reflection" submitted by Providence Art, Culture and Tourism and funded by the National Endowment of the Arts. The grant provided funding for the project to Holly Ewald and UPP Arts to create site-specific art installation and a series of educational workshops about the Narrangansett tribe and their relationship with Mashapaug Pond in Providence, RI.

Grant proposal for a project titled "Community-Driven Restoration of Providence's Urban Ponds" submitted by UPP Arts in collaboration with the Environmental Justice League of Rhode Island to the Environmental Protection Agency. The project outlines community outreach, programming and education regarding water quality in Mashapaug Pond in Providence, RI.