Be Part of “Night of 1,000 Fridas”
I’m launching a large-scale street art project called Night of 1,000 Fridas, and I’d like you to sign up and take part! Together, I hope we can place 1,000 depictions … The post Be Part of “Night of...
View ArticleOlympian Caroline Lind Joins Night of 1K Fridas!
With the help of people like you, I’m working towards getting 1,000 portraits of Frida Kahlo in public spaces on January 25, 2019, the Night of 1,000 Fridas. You can … The post Olympian Caroline Lind...
View ArticleMusic Producer Teddy Beats Joins Night of 1K Fridas
Teddy Beats is a Washington, D.C.-based music producer whose song “Lost Boy” recently gained over 1 million plays on Spotify. He is signed to Armada Music, the biggest independent dance … The post...
View ArticleThe Awesome Foundation Funds Night of 1,000 Fridas
Taking advantage of an unorthodox arts grant opportunity, I secured funding for Night of 1,000 Fridas by pitching my project on stage while wearing a flower headband and standing next … The post The...
View ArticleHow to Celebrate Night of 1,000 Fridas in D.C.
On January 25, 2019, artists and amateurs around the world will place depictions of Frida Kahlo out in public, or in places free and accessible to the public, to celebrate … The post How to Celebrate...
View ArticleArt All Night ’19 Video
A steady stream of visitors came by to take pictures with my life-size “The Scream” sculpture and backdrop. Thanks to Tenleytown Main Street and Washington, D.C. for putting the event … The post Art...
View ArticleMural at the VFW
My daughter and I painted a mural at “Hell’s Bottom” VFW 350 in Takoma Park, MD. It felt good to contribute to an organization that supports veterans and welcomes guests … The post Mural at the VFW...
View ArticleCat Mural
This past week, I created this mural on the side of my house. I’m looking for new opportunities to create murals locally. Last summer, I painted a mural at the … The post Cat Mural appeared first on...
View ArticleStreet Art in D.C.: Polyphemus’s Garden
Every time I go through this dark underpass, it makes me sad. So, I fixed it! The post Street Art in D.C.: Polyphemus’s Garden appeared first on Theodore Carter.
View ArticleThoughts on Takoma Park’s Painted Sidewalk Controversy
I live in Takoma Park and have several times engaged in unpermitted public art. I presume it’s for these reasons that people continued to ask my opinion on the controversial … The post Thoughts on...
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