(click the image for larger view) We have one more spot open for the special Albus Cavus Summer Camp. It is on week of August 20 – 25, 2012. During this camp, the students will get experience in a professional art studio, visit advanced scientific, educational and cultural facilities and enjoy a summer week they [...]

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Smithsonian Folklife Festival is open through Sunday, July 8th. Don’t miss it this weekend. See our installation in photos or in person and get a chance to paint a mural on the National Mall.

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DC Premiere of the film “Graffiti Fine Art” that features our friend CERN and many other phenomenal artists is tomorrow, July 7th, 2012 at Remixing the Art of Social Change Teachin organized by Words, Beats and Life at Howard University. Don’t miss this inspirational conference that brings together some of the most talented and interesting [...]

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From Smithsonian Folklife Festival Blog: Citified: Arts and Creativity East of the Anacostia River explores creativity, identity, and community in Far Southeast Washington, D.C., neighborhoods. Chanel Compton, a portrait artist from Anacostia and member of the Albus Cavus art collective, speaks about her work and the importance of creativity and art in a community. Watch [...]

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