Route 1’s Latest Sculpture Marks a New Era of Racial Reconciliation
A reminder of Route 1’s segregated past has been replaced by a powerful and inspirational symbol of racial reconciliation.
A reminder of Route 1’s segregated past has been replaced by a powerful and inspirational symbol of racial reconciliation.
A group of University of Maryland students painted a new mural at the Art Works Now building in Hyattsville.
New asphalt art in Hyattsville is designed to make the road feel narrower for drivers and focus their attention on the potential for foot traffic in the area.
Hyattsville retiree Elliott Hamilton recently painted a new mural along the Metropolitan Branch Trail in D.C. that uses bright greens, yellows and reds to show a family biking.
Located just off the Mount Rainier circle next to city hall on Municipal Place, the freestanding wooden structure contains a tiny gallery where residents can put their own miniature paintings.
ECO City Farms has some colorful new murals of farming and nature scenes thanks to a group of students from the Rhode Island School of Design, a nationally known art and design school, who recently visited as part of an Alternative Spring Break program.
A long-running masonry store in Bladensburg recently added a third mural, bringing an artsy touch to an industrial area off the Route 1 corridor.
Located on the home of the Otis Street Arts Project at 3706 Otis St., the mural shows a woman’s face complemented by parallel lines.
The Spanish artist Iker Muro painted the colorful geometric mural on the side of an artists’ studio on Otis Street in Mount Rainier.

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