Park View, D.C.

On Sunday, November 9th, at 2 p.m. the third Georgia Avenue Window Walk will have a launch celebration and art walk to showcase the latest additions of public art on Georgia Avenue. The event will start at the Pleasant Plains Workshop at 2 p.m., and the walk itself will begin at 3 p.m. The walk will showcase works displayed at five businesses (from the south to the north): Mama Chuy (2610 Georgia Ave), Pilates studio From the Core Studios (3111 Georgia Ave.), Morgan’s Seafood (3200 Georgia Ave.) Yoga Heights (3506 Georgia Ave.), and EatsPlace (3607 Georgia Ave.). A reception will be held at EatsPlace following the walk.

The Georgia Avenue Window Walk is a temporary public art project co-presented by Pleasant Plains Workshop and the Georgia Ave Community Development Task Force that engages residents and visitors to the community by placing art installations in storefront spaces along the lower Georgia Avenue Corridor.

You may also want to read Elevation DC’s article on the Window Walk as well, available here.

(The mural by artist Elizabeth Graeber at EatsPlace, one of five public art works that will be featured on Sunday’s walk)

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Tags: Georgia Avenue corridor, Murals, Park View, public art