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Sandra Alethia Herndon was born on January 14, 1959, the daughter of Lena and James. She married Dennis Leon Harris on March 4, 1978, in Suffolk, Virginia.
THE LIKES OF US, curated by Maya Hayuk and Alethia Weingarten, showcases the work of ten Williamsburg artists shaped by a history of activating creative shared space. The exhibition features painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and musical programming. This multifaceted show will be
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Adams Morgan Madam's Organ A neighborhood landmark, this mural lives on the side of the Madam's Organ Blues Bar and was completed in 1997. The piece was sponsored by the restaurant owner, Bill Duggan, and has been controversial for its bold depiction. Make sure to check out all the murals in Adams Morgan. 2461 18th Street NW BUL Mural at BUL Head to BUL Korean Bar & Restaurant to see a mural that depicts one of Toulouse-Lautrec’s most famous posters of the singer Aristide Bruant. Completed in 1980, the mural was painted from a photograph by the restaurant’s original owner, André Neveux. The piece is now iconic, and signals your arrival in Adams Morgan, much like the Madam's Organ Mural. 2461 18th Street NW Google Arts & Culture Mural Un Pueblo Sin Murales The title of this striking mural on Adams Mill Road translates to: A People Without Murals are a Demuralized People. The piece, which is located on the side wall of Kogibow Bakery, was created by artists Felipe Martinez, Carlos Salozar, Carlos Arrien and Juan Pineda in 1977. It is the only mural in the neighborhood created by Latino immigrant artists. The mural was revitalized in 2005 by Sol & Soul, a local arts organization, in collaboration with one of the original artists, Juan Pineda, and renovated again by Pineda in 2011 after an earthquake in DC. 1817 Adams Mill Road NW Bloomingdale @austinkgraff Neptune in Bloomingdale Head to DC’s Bloomingdale neighborhood to grab a slice of pizza from Bacio Pizzeria and check out this vibrant mural in the neighboring alley. This bright, contemporary piece references mythology and was created during the 2019 ART ALL NIGHT DC event by artists Jeff Huntington and Juan Pineda. 81 Seaton Place NW Columbia Heights Elvert Barnes via flickr The Columbia Heights neighborhood is full of street art celebrating the area’s culture and diversity. My Culture, Mi Gente, by artist Joel Bergner is just one such mural. The colorful artwork can be found across from the Columbia Heights Metro Station. 3064 15th Street NW Downtown Black Lives Matter Plaza Located along a two-block pedestrian area of 16th Street NW in Downtown DC, this mural features the words “Black Lives Matter” in 50-foot-tall letters, in yellow and all caps, as well as the flag of the District. The portion of 16th Street on which the mural is showcased, located just outside of the White House, was officially renamed by Mayor Muriel Bowser as “Black Lives Matter Plaza NW.” The area is open to visitors on-foot at any time of the day. The nearest Metro station is McPherson Square, on the Blue, Orange and Silver lines. Read our Guide to Black Lives Matter Plaza to learn more. 16th St. NW, between H St. and K Streets NW Dupont Circle Amanda Gorman Mural Dupont Circle is home to a new radiant mural that depicts a memorable scene from the 2021 U.S. presidential Inauguration: 23-year-old Amanda Gorman reading her captivating poem, “The Hill We Climb.” The mural was painted by local artist Kaliq Crosby, a frequent and acclaimed contributor to DC’s street art scene. In addition to Gorman’s larger-than-life portrait, the installation features symbols from the DC flag and a notable line from her famed poem: "There is always light, if only we’re brave enough to see it. If only we’re brave enough to be it." 1608 17th Street NW (near Dupont Circle) Georgetown @la___befana Wave Mural Nestled a few blocks from M Street in historic Georgetown, this iconic mural was created to replicate the mid-1800s Japanese print, ‘The Great Wave off Kanagawa’ by Hokusai. In 1974, painter and architect John McConnell was asked to ‘dress up’ the wall of a rowhouse owned by his friends, which led to this breathtaking memorial to Hokusai’s legendary piece. After admiring the street art and snapping a few pics for the ‘gram, be sure to check out nearby Call Your Mother Deli for delicious bagels. 3510 O St. NW @thjoyce Alma Indigena Created by artist Victor Quinonez in 2021, Georgetown's newest mural is located at 1564 Wisconsin Avenue NW. Inspired by the photography of Diego Huerta and the people of the western Mexican state Jalisco, the detailed artwork features an indigenous Wixárika Elder as well as blue maize and guajillo peppers, ingredients used in many native cultures. 1564 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20007 NoMa AVEC For a more traditional portrait of the country’s first president, head to National Portrait Gallery. But if you’re looking to see George Washington funk-a-fied, look no further than artist MADSTEEZ’s piece in NoMa. The mural is part of an international art movement, POW! WOW!, which celebrates culture, music and art all over the world. 331 N Street NE AVEC Union Market is your one-stop shop for mural grams! The revitalized NoMa food hall has something for everyone; there’s the heart wall topped with the inspiring message, “Never Give Up,” a project by LA-based graffiti artist Mr. Brainwash in honor of International Women’s Day in 2015. There's also the [R] Mural Project, which was designed to inspire the community through art and storytelling, specifically in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and those who have been most affected. There are three pieces to this Union Market project that complete the narrative: the installation, stories of resilience and community resources. 1309 5th Street NE @dcwallsfestival New Mural by Meaghan Toohey As part of the 2021 D.C. Walls Festival, artist Meaghan Toohey's mural of a woman building a brick staircase is located on a 900-foot wall along the Metropolitan Branch Trail. Toohey's eye-catching work is accompanied by an array of murals created by local, national and international artists during the annual fall celebration of art. Near Alethia Tanner Park, 227 Harry Thomas Way NE, Washington, DC 20002 Mount Vernon Triangle
