
Every time I think it is completed, it gets better and better. It is located behind the Ethiopian Restaurant, Zenebech Injera, located at 608 Florida Ave, NW near the Howard Theatre.


Category: art, Ledroit Park, Shaw
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So awful, praying that see and the baby are as okay as you can be after being shot
there is a big art event near there (specifically the abandoned building across v st from the 930 club), this friday at 6pm.
* the artist i spoke to said 6 or 7. maybe arriving at 7 is the safer bet? or 630 and just look at the murals/graf pieces on the side of the building. albus cavus (sp?) is the organizer
The artist is rashad cuffee (rashadcuffee@gmail.com) , thanks for showing your appreciation. More to come very soon…
this is awesome.
I love this! DC needs more awesome public art like this…nice work
I love that it’s an Ethiopian design, too. Seems fitting for the general area.
Whoa, I love this.
i live here
you sir/ lady, have an awesome gate. is it all steel? who constructed it?
100% heavy metals! Recent tenant here, so I don’t know all of the details about its history. There used to be only two faces, the one on the right was a recent addition. One of the hinges got a bit too rusty and needed to be fixed – the face mysteriously appeared after the right hinge was repaired. The addition of white was VERY recent (within the past couple of weeks).
I strongly encourage people to come by and take a look..the pictures really don’t do justice to the intricate use of color and lines. Plus, the restaurant next door is phenomenal. I’ve yet to see the artist in action, but I think the mystery of it all is pretty exciting!