Albus Cavus Classrooms

an initiative established in January 2010, offers classes, workshops, lectures and clubs related to art, science and technology. Experienced instructors, creative topics and hands-on approach in community settings.
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Supported by:

THE PINK LINE PROJECT, WASHINGTON SPORTS CLUBS DUPONT CIRCLE, MISS PIXIE’S, BUSBOYS AND POETS, MASSEY MEDIA, LIVE GREEN, TRYST, LIQUITEX, UTRECHT, WINSOR & NEWTON, MATCHBOX, BELGA CAFE, PEREGRINE ESPRESSO, BRASH, MAUREEN ANDARY, ARTISA KITCHEN, CAFE GREEN, PHASE ONE, LOLA’S BARRACKS BAR & GRILL, THE CHESAPEAKE ROOM, MOLLY MALONE’S, HOMEBODY, HUGH & CRYE, CAPITOL HILL BID, WORN MAGAZINE, EAST CITY ARTS, BRIGHTEST YOUNG THINGS

Donations Accepted:

The classroom supplies, scholarships and the instructors are paid for by the supporters like you. Albus Cavus is a not-for-profit tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. We thank you in advance for your support.

Peter Krsko

Peter Krsko is a DC-based artist and the executive director of Albus Cavus, a non-profit collective of artists, educators and visionaries who use art, science and technology to improve public spaces with a goal to build healthy communities. Trained as a scientist, Peter is interested in interactions and dynamics within biological systems and recognizes the similarities between robust urban communities and natural ecosystems. Peter holds a Masters degree in Applied Physics and a PhD in Biophysics and Material Science from the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Albus Cavus Classrooms