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Art On The Fence At UDC

April 23, 2014 by FHC

The dull, gray construction fence around UDC’s future student center has been given a splash of color and a new purpose: Public art display.

UDC Fence art 3

Deniece Clifford, the manager of operations for UDC’s facilities management office, says these are the students’ handiwork:

“The University of the District of Columbia’s Art on the Fence Project is a showcase of artwork from past and present students of the University’s Art Programs. The pieces are prominently exhibited along the 4200 block of Connecticut Avenue, NW and Van Ness Street, NW. The artwork offers an incredible display of diverse pieces informed by the theoretical and practical foundations provided students by the University’s celebrated art faculty. Please come by and enjoy this visual journey!

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“For more information about Art on the Fence, please email ArtworkOnTheFence@udc.edu.”

To view the images in a slideshow, click any thumbnail below.

UDC Art on the Fence Project
UDC Art on the Fence Project
UDC Art on the Fence Project
UDC Art on the Fence Project
UDC Art on the Fence Project
UDC Art on the Fence Project
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Take a walk to see these works of art, and on the afternoon of May 18th, take another walk to visit the home studios of three renowned Forest Hills-based artists. You can learn more about the artists open house here, and you can purchase tickets here.

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  1. David Bardin says

    April 24, 2014 at 3:01 am

    Lovely posting by FHC. Even more so to walk by, along Van Ness and Connecticut to enjoy this large scale public art. Thanks for alerting us.

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