A sprawling new 5,000 square ft. mural lies at the crossroads right next to Colmar Manor’s historic dueling grounds. It features two children praying on each side, facing a sign in the middle that reads...
By Christina Armeni
A two-story Statue of Liberty sporting a pair of Air Jordans now lives on a wall off Farragut Street. Tucked between the post office and courthouse, a vibrant mural with two words,...
By ROXANNE READY — The College Park City-University Partnership has requested artist proposals for a 57-foot-wide mural near the intersection of Baltimore Avenue and Knox Road.
“We want it to make...
By COLLEEN D. CURRAN — Parents, local artists and supportive faculty deserve credit for the new indoor and outdoor murals that energize the Hyattsville Elementary and Middle schools. The murals at...
In May, residents, local officials and kids followed the lead of artists Henry Portillo and Cory Stowers to paint a community mural at West Hyattsville Metro Station. The event, "Bursting on the Scene,”...
Suggestions from a Trolley Trail traverser
The article in the July issue about constructing a half-mile of new trail to connect the Trolley Trail to the Northwest Branch Trail is a bit like the trail...
BY KRISSI HUMBARD — There's something new at the Busboys and Poets in the Shoppes at Arts District: A large, anti-Trump mural on the corner in front of the restaurant.
The mural appeared Wednesday...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — Hyattsville Life & Times staff spent the day at Bursting in Air in the parking lot next to Franklin's.
It was a celebration of public art with the theme of the the 200th Anniversary...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — Hyattsville Life & Times staff spent the day at Bursting in Air in the parking lot next to Franklin's.
It was a celebration of public art with the theme of the the 200th Anniversary...
Hyattsville’s newest piece of public art is a 14-by-40-foot mural, installed the first week of April over Franklins’ south-facing exterior brick wall. “My first love is neon,” admits shop owner...
Hyattsville’s newest piece of public art is a 14-by-40-foot mural, installed the first week of April over Franklins’ south-facing exterior brick wall. “My first love is neon,” admits shop owner...
