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The DC Department of Public Works (DPW) is looking for mural sites in chronically tagged areas of the city to be considered as part of its MuralsDC program for the spring and summer of 2013.

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10th Anniversary Party! RSVP to “Philanthrobeat” the Soulquarians Edition! Playing hits like @common http://t.co/IcZvUQgS... 06:46:20 PM January 16, 2013 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
2013 kicks off the 8th year of Decipher Radio! Follow us on twitter @DecipherRadio @WordsBeatsLife Jan. 31st lets celebrate at @livnightclub 05:25:11 PM January 11, 2013 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
Join WBL Jan. 31st to celebrate our 11th year anniversary! The Diamond Cutter DJ’s @djrbi @dj2tonejones will be spinning ! @livnightclub 05:10:24 PM January 11, 2013 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
Check out "Breakfast of Champions (4th annual)" http://t.co/xbUoanTy via @eventbrite 05:50:31 PM December 31, 2012 from Tweet Button Reply Retweet Favorite
vote for pink line project TODAY before NOON. .they have always supported WBL http://t.co/eekgYrM1 04:34:03 PM December 31, 2012 from web Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @ritrovai: My story from DCMud DC - City of Painted Walls http://t.co/wR77TnxF on tour with @MuralsDCProject @BicycleSPACE &... 03:44:09 PM November 23, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @themonkeywagon: Thanks to @MuralsDCProject for leading a tour of Murals @BicycleSPACE... we put together a video:... 03:40:50 PM November 23, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @motus_compos: Look what I found in today's @washingtonpost #express? Whad up @WordsBeatsLife & @MuralsDCProject, that's a #goodlook... 03:39:34 PM November 23, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @messay: @MuralsDCProject - On the street @benschilibowl w/Aniekan Udofia http://t.co/KKaHso4o #streetamatic #streetart #photography... 03:38:59 PM November 23, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @misschelove: rainbow roll call @MuralsDCProject http://t.co/oNGbC5BK 03:37:04 PM November 23, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
the Artists that do this work continue to amaze and inspire. . http://t.co/p0VXmo0G 03:25:12 PM November 23, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
This was an amazing year for public art in DC. . have a look at three murals in production http://t.co/88AcBpLY 03:24:19 PM November 23, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
if you did not get to come out to dance place to see our newest mural in production have a look at this footage... http://t.co/57zEuht5 03:23:18 PM November 23, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
Watch the magic happen from start to finish, at our new Mural site http://t.co/He1fewhK 04:00:56 PM October 28, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite
working with 9 youth on artistic development and professional development is not just good for them, it is making my work better 09:30:10 PM October 08, 2012 from HootSuite Reply Retweet Favorite

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What is MuralsDC?

The MuralsDC project is a program created by DC Councilmember Jim Graham as an effort to replace illegal graffiti with artistic works, to revitalize sites within the community and to teach young people the art of aerosol painting. The goal of this initiative is to positively engage the District’s youth by teaching proper art techniques, providing supplies, and a legal means to practice and perform their skill in a way that promotes respect for public and private property and community awareness. Site selection is based on areas of the District with high incidents of illegal graffiti as identified by the Department of Public Works (DPW) and other agencies. Each mural reflects the character, culture and history of the neighborhoods in the District and interests from the business/residence owners.