Mural on Laundromat Next to Red Derby (14th Street)

13Oct09

We kicked off our summer of murals with a full wall on Washington DC’s 14th street. The mural is an ode to DJ Menace, a resident of Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights who passed away in late 2003. DJ SMK and EON are among those who combined to paint the wall.

via (Curated Mag) (Prince of Petworth)

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