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Mikaela Lefrak, WAMU Nine long-defunct call boxes in downtown D.C. are about to get a second life as public art. Local artist Charles Bergen will refurbish each of them in […]
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The DC Commission on Arts and Humanities (CAH) has awarded the DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) a grant for the installation of original art profiling women’s contributions to local and […]
By Alexis Neely The next chapter in the New York Avenue Sculpture Project recently arrived in DowntownDC with the installation “Signals of a Long Road Together” by Mexico-City based sculptor Betsabeé Romero. The art installation opened Sept. 28 in the medians […]
By Mike Carter-Conneen for WJLA Team USA is missing this year’s competition but many Washingtonians have still caught World Cup fever. On Tuesday, local fans gathered in Freedom Plaza to watch […]
By Alexis Neely The BID’s signature sea of red tables and chairs continues to roll out in waves across DowntownDC! Since their introduction in Herald Square, Franklin Park, the Federal Trade Center building and Chinatown […]
The DowntownDC Business Improvement District on Wednesday announced the selection of Gerren Price as the BID’s Director of Public Space Operations, where he will direct and manage the BID’s 80+ […]
Washington, D.C. – The DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) has partnered with the Executive Office of Mayor Muriel Bowser, Comcast Business and Events DC to bring the 2018 FIFA World Cup […]
By Alexis Neely If you’ve taken a stroll through Chinatown recently, you may have noticed a fresh sense of vibrancy and color, the product of a new planter bed installation […]
By Alexis Neely Contemporary art is making its way to DowntownDC this fall with sculptures by Mexico City-based sculptor Betsabeé Romero in an installation about human migration titled, “Signals of a […]
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