I left DC on Thursday midnight and arrived to Beacon NY at sunrise. The mountains, old railroad tracks, rusty bridges, old brick warehouses create a great backdrop to Electric Windows. This event was conceived a couple years back by people who wanted to see art instead of rusty, broken windows on an old abandoned factory. [...]

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Thank you NOMA BID for featuring our art on the big screen before the movie last night. Jay Hudson also presented his latest sculpture, which attracted a lot of attention.

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We are working with a group of excellent young artists this summer. Together, we have been fabricating and painting the hands. Come to the event at UDC tonight to meet them and see the latest sculptures. Give Me a Vote campaign will be present at the event: A Conversation with the Leading Candidates for Mayor [...]

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Albus Cavus artists and students have been working out of The Freezer, a space provided to us by Alex Gold of The Fridge. In the recent months we have completed a huge amount of work. Please tour the studio to learn about current public art projects and donate to keep the workspace open… Discuss Future [...]

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Give Me a Vote campaign will be present at the event: A Conversation with the Leading Candidates for Mayor and Council Chair on Thursday, July 29, 2010. The forum will take place at Auditorium, Building 46 of University of the District of Columbia on 4200 Connecticut Ave, NW from 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM. Come [...]

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Bridging two cities with art and entertainment. In The Warehouse Loft on 411 New York Ave NE, Washington DC on July 24th from 7pm to 2am.

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There is a new showroom on H Street in DC. It is called Temporium and its facade has been painted by our summer interns Sebi and Chuk working with Peter K. It will feature DC’s fashion designers showing their wares. The opening party is on Friday July 23rd, 6 to 10pm. It will be open [...]

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Albus Cavus has partnered with Youth for Human Rights and Rock Creek Academy to educate young people about their own rights. The students are going through all 300 rights in discussions and creative sessions when they are encouraged to create their own imagery, learn how to cut stencils and create their own t-shirts.

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Chanel Compton is leading a group of young people in Perry School’s summer program. The goal is to teach the students a variety of art techniques and coordinate them in creation of mural that will be installed in the neighborhood’s homeless shelter. The artwork is about building and fragility of our lives. The program runs [...]

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Albus Cavus artists in New Brunswick NJ on Saturday painted a beutiful collaborative piece as a part of fundraising event to raise money for the collective. Please support our work!

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