I noticed the following pasted on a power transformer at the Columbia Heights Civic Plaza — “Uptown Story: Summer 2016”.
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Street Art Sighting — Columbia Heights
October 20, 2016Recent Street Art Features Clinton and Trump
April 14, 2016Checking Out the Graffiti in the Alley at 1018 Irving
June 22, 2015It’s been a while since I’ve checked out the graffiti in the alley bounded by Irving, Sherman, 11th, and Columbia Road. People may recall that back in 2012 there was a proposal to convert this former auto garage into a mixed commercial/residential space. However, alley lots are difficult and don’t really conform to zoning … and in this case they weren’t able to get the zoning relief they needed.
In any event, below are some photos of the current graffiti that is on the building. You can see photos of some of the graffiti that was there in 2010 here.
Street Art from Sherman Avenue
May 27, 2015District Bicycles Street Art
December 17, 2014Life Imitating Art? DURKL Add Resembles Street Art
September 17, 2014I noticed the following wheat paste posters on the wall of the building next to the former Georgia Market (southwest corner of Georgia and Kenyon), and at first mistook it for street art. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that it is actually an add for DURKL, a clothing retailer.
Well, either way, I find it graphically pleasant.
Life: Street Art From 14th & Florida
August 26, 2014It has been a very long while since I’ve seen any decent street art in the area. Back around 2007 it seemed like it was everywhere … but today, not so much. That made the installation on the southeast corner of 14th Street and Florida all the more fun to take in when I encountered it about a week ago.
I especially enjoyed the message.
More DC Street Art Sightings — Columbia Heights & Union Market Areas
December 12, 2013Here are two more examples of street art I recently encountered. The first is a panted panel from a street light base on Columbia Heights’ Fairmont Street, I think between 13th & 14th streets but I might be off a block.
… and the one below is from Penn Street, NE between Gallaudet University and New York Avenue (back behind Union Market).
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