The SEED: Planting Creativity, Harvesting Community.

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What is The SEED?

Our Mission: Cultivating Creativity and Community.

A permanent ART installation created to enrich Stamford's cultural scene through the transformative power of artistic expression, community, and collaboration. This retrofitted shipping container serves as a 24-hour outdoor walk-up gallery, located along the new Richmond Hill Riverwalk at Mill River Park in Stamford, CT. The SEED acts not only as an attraction, but a means to elevate creators and inspire those who come to experience their showcases.

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Meet our team

Our passionate team is the driving force behind The SEED's mission. Learn more about the creative minds working tirelessly to bring this vision to life.

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Features

Self-Sustainable Design (Coming Soon)

Experience art in a space that powers itself. Our self-sustainable installation operates independently, using renewable energy and efficient systems to ensure uninterrupted enjoyment while minimizing environmental impact.

Climate Controlled Environment

We protect what matters. Our state-of-the-art climate control technology safeguards delicate artworks, maintaining optimal conditions for preservation and enjoyment, now and for generations to come.

Contactless Art Purchases

Buying art has never been easier. Our contactless purchasing system allows you to explore, learn about, and purchase artworks seamlessly through our intuitive digital platform—letting you focus on the art, without any distractions.

Adaptable Spaces

Art that grows with you. Our adaptable design means that The SEED can evolve with the needs of our community, offering flexible spaces for exhibitions, performances, and community gatherings.

ARTist Spotlight: Calicho ART

Calicho Arevalo is an internationally acclaimed artist based in NYC, celebrated for his vibrant large-scale paintings, murals, sculptures, and digital art. Born in Bogota, Colombia, he seamlessly integrates four essential elements into his creations: three-line stripes, wildlife, doodles, and portals.

Infusing his native culture into his work, Calicho draws inspiration primarily from New York City, which serves as his greatest muse and ignited his journey as an artist. The three stripes symbolize his Colombian heritage, reminiscent of the Colombian flag. Wildlife references in his art evoke a profound connection to the symbolism of animals, reflecting the deep emotional bonds people share with these creatures. His daring use of dark portals symbolizes the passage of time and space, embodying the resilience required to endure hardships and emerge stronger.

Upcoming events.

Stay connected with The SEED for creative workshops, artist talks, and community-driven experiences.

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