Thank you DCPS for the video.

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The work party is this Saturday from 5 to 8pm. Come to the mural (1432 Pennsylvania Ave SE, one block from Potomac Ave Metro), enter the mustache contest and help the artists complete the wall. Everybody will be encouraged to draw a mustache and the most popular pieces will be actually painted on the mural! [...]

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Click for more photos Artists: Kevin JAZI Irvin, Michael Pinnix, Alicia DECOY Cosnahan, Peter K

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Leon Rainbow and Will Kasso of VS Crew and Albus Cavus present their jam on CNN. Thank you Tom and TerraCycle for hosting the event.

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The latest mural by our friends at S.A.G.E. Collective: LoveOne, Kasso and Delve with muralist Paul Downie

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If you would like to participate in DECOY’s recent clothing drive “Who Gives a Shirt” please bring a shirt to our fundraiser party tonight, August 19, from 7pm to 9pm in Affinity Lab, 2451 18th Street NW, Washington DC: Meet Albus Cavus artists and check out our recent and current projects. This informal reception is [...]

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Young volunteers visiting Sousa’s House on the Capitol Hill. Sousa and his marching band are the center piece of the most recent mural by DECOY. The work got delayed because of the rain yesterday, therefore we can use everybody who can show up on Saturday at 10am. It is in walking distance from Potomac Ave [...]

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Recently, we have completed a large mural in collaboration with Youth for Human Rights International working with students from Rock Creek Academy. We are planning on bringing this project into more schools and we are currently seeking sponsors and donors who will help us work with young people and educate them about their rights. To [...]

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Albus Cavus is participating in DCPS Beautification Day. This year we are working with Malcolm X Elementary School on Saturday, August 21st, 2010, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. This annual event was established in 2005 as a citywide “spruce up” of all DC public school buildings in preparation for the first day of school. [...]

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