Check out Stranger Crew photos of the newest street art on the streets of DC. Who are these creative kids playing accordions and running around with brushes dripping paint?

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This Sunday ends the trio of dance workshops at the Fridge. We memorized a dance and followed it through with Kelly Mayfield. Acted out the different environments we live in through motion with Simone Jacobson, and learned the power of motion in public spaces. Come out and move with Brent Talley and friends and learn [...]

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Click for larger version Join us on February 12 at 10am for a discussion and exchange of ideas related to utilization of recycled cargo containers in our communities for creative purposes. The discussion will be held in Perry School, 128 M Street NW. Seating is limited, please RSVP before coming to albuscavus@gmail.com. Invited speakers include [...]

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Peter Krsko is honored to participate in a discussion panel with Elyse Harrison of Studio Neptune and Jan Goldstein of Arts on the Block about the role of art in lives of young people. On February 6 at 2pm: public and free event and everyone is encouraged to come and join the discussion. People Wearing [...]

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True community event in Philadelphia in 2007. We are bringing it to DC this year!

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The instructor Simone Jacobson We spend our days looking straight forward, often neglecting the multi-dimensionality of the public spaces through which we absent-mindedly float. When is the last time you contemplated the sky or explored the texture of the ground? This two-hour class will begin with a group discussion and group activities that address problems, [...]

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New mural created on Martin Luther King Jr. Service Day with GW University students. More photos from that day are at Jati Photo.

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We kicked off the 2011 Workshops with Kelly Mayfield’s dance class. There was an amazing energy of freedom and flowing movements in the room. Please join us for other two dance workshops coming up on Sundays at 2 to 4pm. For the full schedule of our workshops, please visit Albus Cavus Classroom website.

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Benjamin R. Barber explains: “The role of artists here is not just to install a sculpture, plant a garden or make a mural (although these would be nice). Rather, it is to envision a space where visitors are encouraged (but not constrained) to move in certain ways, inspired (but not forced) to use the space [...]

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The Museum of Censored Art has staffing needs especially on weekdays, starting January 24th until the end of the HIde/Seek exhibit on February 13th. Ideally, we want people to volunteer full days from 11am to 7pm. If people can only do half days, we have those shifts available as well ( mornings from 11am- 3pm [...]

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