Rob “ProBlak” Gibbs is a visual artist and community builder from Boston, known for transforming the city’s cultural landscape through art and youth education. Raised in Roxbury during the Hip-Hop Golden Era, he uses graffiti to preserve culture and beautify Black and Brown communities.
Co-founder of Artists for Humanity, Gibbs spent 32 years teaching creative skills to youth and has led numerous art initiatives. His acclaimed Breathe Life mural series includes the first-ever Dewey Square Mural by a local Black artist.
Recognized as one of Boston’s 100 Most Influential People in 2022, Gibbs has received numerous awards, including an Honorary Doctorate from MassArt in 2023. His work continues to inspire and educate through murals, fine art, and mentorship.
