Eric Shutt compiled this nice report of what happened in DC graffiti scene in 2009… See also his photos. Via Mixed Media District

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We need help building tire swings when it gets warmer outside… And the first person, who identifies the sculpture on the image above will win free Albus Cavus T-Shirt!

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Read more about this confused dude here… (via Own The Press)

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One freezing morning, we all got on a bus that took us to all six works of art created as a part of MuralsDC. This program was initiated in 2007 by Ward One Councilmember Jim Graham as an effort to replace illegal graffiti with artistic works, to revitalize sites within the community and to teach [...]

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Pink Twins visited DC and we had the opportunity to run into them in The Fridge where they performed last night… Vesa and Juha are great dudes, tweaking knobs, pushing buttons and clicking and somehow producing insane experience…

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Trailer for transporting bikes painted by Joshua Mays On Saturday, December 12, 2009 from 10:00am to 2:00pm at Big Bear Cafe (corner of R & First Streets NW, off North Capitol Street in the District) our fronds from Engaged University are selling excellent bikes. You can’t find bikes in perfect condition like these anywhere! Buyers [...]

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Alexa Meade’s installations mess with your perception. After you decide whether it is painting, installation or a sculpture, you will be literally immersed in it… You get a chance to experience one of them on Thursday, December 10th in Long View Gallery and on Saturday, December 12th in DC Arts Center.

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New Jersey resident and old school Albus Cavus artist, Leon Rainbow made the list in Business Week’s article on unconventional entrepreneurs. We’re glad to see someone in the media recognizes graffiti art’s one-man army as he continually thinks, works and innovates way outside the box. Check the link below. Business Week – “Entrepreneurs Who Thrive on [...]

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…and we love it all! Even if it’s very subjective. People get passionate about our projects and they express their opinion about the places we want them to talk about. The discussion is very important in our work. Whether you love it or hate it, you are already a part of our work and you [...]

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