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Art & Design
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Albus Cavus is a nonprofit collective of artists, educators, and visionaries who use art, science, and technology to improve public spaces and build healthy communities.
Husband and wife Charles “Coco” Bayron and Yvonne Bayron share stories about their tattoo shop Nu Flava Ink
Jay Coleman paints a portrait in fifteen minutes for a demonstration and shares his thoughts on the process
The photographer behind this remarkable artwork is one of twelve participants who live locally and are HIV-positive, united for a remarkable photo documentary project.
Peter Krsko, coordinator of artists’ collective Albus Cavus, recently gave Smithsonian interns a tour of the murals of Washington, D.C.
The Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage is thrilled to be collaborating with the Summer Institute in Museum Anthropology (SIMA) at the 2011 Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
Chanmala Mali Phonpadith was one of three local Asian Pacific American small business owners invited to discuss "Business in the Community" at the Talkstory discussion stage on July 3
Kwon Myoung-Won is a Korean American calligrapher. Kwon demonstrated his skills by creating a 150-foot-long scroll.
The Japanese have a concept known as youhen. It is a tough word to translate without understanding the context.
They produce culturally driven stop motion animations using artifacts and unfamiliar techniques.
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