A. Clarke Bedford’s totally contrived collection of paintings, sculpture, and argyle socks By Adam Mazmanian (View article online on Washington City Paper) Almost immediately upon entering the personal orbit of […]
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“Hyattsville Horn Section: An Urban Musical Instrument” by Christopher Janney at Hyattsville Justice
“Hyattsville Horn Section: An Urban Musical Instrument” by Christopher Janney. This interactive performance sculpture creates a “sonic portrait” of Prince George’s County. It is composed of 5 colorful independent 9ft […]
Read morePress: City Of Hyattsville And Hyattsville Community Development Corporation Receive Community Legacy Grants
(View FULL STORY online on The Hyattsville City Reporter) On January 13, 2005, Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., Lt. Governor Michael S. Steele and Maryland Department of Housing and Community […]
Read moreBulletin Board: Proposed Expansion of the Hyattsville Historic District
View Flier The Hyattsville Mayor and City Council will conduct a Public Hearing on Wednesday, June 9, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. to allow residents and all interested parties the opportunity […]
Read morePress: You are Cordially Invited…Hyattsville CDC Celebrates Third Anniversary
Sunday, March 7, 2004 — 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Hyattsville Community Development Corporation (HyCDC) will mark its third anniversary on March 7, 2004 with a public gathering featuring […]
Read morePress: Art In Hyattsville
(View FULL STORY online on The Hyattsville City Reporter) Mural Project: In the coming weeks also look for the installation of the Centennial Park Mural Project on the side of […]
Read moreTales of a Birds-i-Viewer
By Marjorie Gray (View full story online on Greenbelt News Review) Greenbelter enjoying the natural and artistic beauties of our town, I seldom venture into other Prince George’s County communities […]
Read moreArts council, M-NCPPC create 'birds i view' exhibit to boost tourism, profile local artists
By Makeba Scott Hunter (View article online on The Gazette) Soon you may spot “Leonard Birdstein” around town, dressed in a spiffy tux and clasping sheet music. If “Leonard” doesn’t […]
Read morePress: Arts Council, M-NCPPC create Birds I View exhibit to boost tourism, profile local artists
By Makeba Scott Hunter (View FULL STORY online on The Gazette) Soon you may spot “Leonard Birdstein” around town, dressed in a spiffy tux and clasping sheet music. If “Leonard” […]
Read moreThree tenants join arts district
By Nov. 27, 2002 Julia Oliver (View full story online on The Gazette) Maybe Franklins is infectious. Three new arts-related businesses have moved into the Magruder Flatiron building, next door […]
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