Thank you for all that came to our tours of Edgewood mural. If you missed it, please download the tour map and explore the area yourself.

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Last weekend we completed another mural with kids of all ages at Eat Real Festival in Oakland, CA. The mural was sponsored by Applegate Farms. Thank you, Jet Martinez and Chor Boogie for working on this project. It was fun weekend. More photos.

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Dave Adams shared some of his beautiful footage of Geoff Chang aka Toyz Are Us, a local b-boy and instructor at Words Beats and Life in Washington, DC. It was shot in September at the Edgewood Mural in Northeast Washington, D.C. with a Phantom HD and a set of Superspeed Zeiss Primes. Shots range from [...]

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This video was partly filmed in front of the Edgewood Mural. Words, Beats and Life rock!

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Wonderful folks from Rails to Trails have donated new bicycles to kids at Beacon House last week. Beacon House is the awesome after-school program that partnered with Albus Cavus to create the huge mural in Edgewood this summer. WASHINGTON, D.C., October 23, 2009—Local students from Beacon House, a Washington, D.C., tutoring and mentoring organization, will [...]

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Pose 2, Decoy, Chor, Joshua Mays and Quest Skinner with the Mayor Fenty in front of the new mural in Edgewood neighborhood. Meet the artists in a comfortable cool place this Thursday from 6pm to 8pm. They are presenting their work on canvases along with photos of the past work and ideas for future… The [...]

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Mayor Fenty at the opening ceremony of the Edgewood Mural. Photos by Dan Rosenstein and Jazirock via Dan’s Pix and Conoperative

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Check out the awesome portraits by Daniel I. Rosenstein. More photos on Dan’s website. Pose 2: Decoy: Chor Boogie: Joshua Mays: Quest Skinner:

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Photos By Megan Rossman — The Washington Post By Martin Ricard Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, August 20, 2009 As the 20-year-old graffiti artist stood in broad daylight Saturday morning and aimed his spray paint at a concrete retaining wall behind the Rhode Island Avenue Shopping Center, the pleasant greeting of a passerby startled him.

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