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Peter K will share his knowledge of color that he learned from his friend at the National Institutes of Health as well as the artists in Albus Cavus. We will explore our perception of color, its impact on our health and mood and try to figure out the colors that suit us the most. The workshop is held in The Fridge, 516 8th Street SE, Washington DC… Continue

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Date: January 17, 2010 (2-4pm)

Workshop Title: Wheatpasting for Beginners

Description: Learn art of large posters. Decoy, one of the most prolific DC artists will share the tricks about pasting them on the walls and… Continue

We are taking advantage of the last warm fall days in Washington DC and hoping to finish the new mural on Sherman Ave this week. Stop by on Saturday November 7, 2009 between 1pm and 5pm to see our progress, paint with us, meet the neighbors and have a nice relaxing afternoon. If you are interested you can also learn the basics of painting with spray paint. Wear your work clothes if you want to paint. The location is… Continue

We would love you to be involved in the new project. Please visit the site this SUNDAY (October 25) 1-5pm. The address is Sherman Ave and Barry Place.

There is a tons of exciting stuff to do and we would love you to work with us and your neighbors.

Photos by Mika Altskan are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/albuscavus ... See you on… Continue

Get excited about the new mural! Albus Cavus was selected as one of the organizations in the District of Columbia to participate in Murals DC. The program is sponsored by Jim Graham's Office, Department of Public Works and managed by Dominic Painter of The Midnight Forum. The purpose is to creatively eradicate "graffiti" by involving the local youth. We started painting the wall.



Stop by the wall (Sherman Ave and Barry Place NW)… Continue

Get excited about the new mural! Albus Cavus was selected as one of the organizations in the District of Columbia to participate in Murals DC. The program is sponsored by Jim Graham's Office, Department of Public Works and managed by Dominic Painter of The Midnight Forum. The purpose is to creatively eradicate "graffiti" by involving the local youth. Currently, we are interviewing young artists who would like to be a part of this project and residents who are educating us… Continue

"From Edgewood to Edge of the World" has been completed and opened on September 24, 2009. Thank you all for your dedication, support and fun.







Mayor Fenty at the opening ceremony of the Edgewood Mural. More photos at… Continue