
Facing Crispus Attucks Park.


From the former Timor Bodega now Field to City located at 200 Rhode Island Ave, NW. Also dispensing good general advice:


I love this mural/old photo on the side of Bicycle Space in Mt. Vernon Square.


Photo by PoPville flickr user sssdc1
sssdc1 wrote:
“Went up this week on the side of the 1980s commercial building that replaced the row house where he was born. (The crane is still there, so I don’t think the artist is finished yet.)”

Photo by PoPville flickr user Vileinist
Nice find by Vileinist in Georgetown.

This great mural in Adams Morgan’s Walter Pierce Park captures 10 years of living in the neighborhood by muralist Aniekan Udofia. As the years pass, the mural continues to get updated.

Local firefighters check out the mural

Local activist Bryan Weaver chats with a firefighter from the neighborhood.

The artist, Aniekan Udofia


Nov. ’11
I suppose some part of me always knew this day was coming. First the removal of the Anna Maria sign and now this. A tough couple of months… Alas, it is not all horrible news. The gentleman painting the building said the iconic mural has been saved. It’s not clear to me if it will be displayed again in the future. More info when it becomes available.
Back in June ’09 we learned that a spot called Kindred Bar and Lounge has leased the space at 1357 U St, NW. It is my understanding that there have been some disputes with the landlord so it’s not clear what’s going on with the timeframe or even if the plans are the same (the kindred website is no longer live.) More info on that front when available too.

March ’11

I admired the wheat paste roosters back in Jan. ’10. Now the alley on P St, NW between 14th and 15th has the mother of all rooster murals:

And this guy:


This is on the side of a car wash on Georgia Avenue just south of Missouri. The painter is from Korea and this is the first mural he’s ever done. It is of the Dokdo Islands in the East Sea.
Turns out it’s actually a bit of a controversial topic:
“The rocky outcrop, known as Dokdo in South Korea and Takeshima in Japan, is considered by both countries part of their own respective territories, and the dispute over them has been an ongoing spoiler in bilateral relations.”
As a former International Relations student – makes me love DC even more.


Photo by PoPville flickr user bajidc
Thanks to all who sent emails about this new mural that just went up in Adams Morgan. It’s located at Kalorama Rd NW & Champlain St NW: