Walking down Clarendon Boulevard this afternoon, past the Metro station, past the Delhi Club, I spotted this bizzarro art exhibit contained in the display windows of what used to be a typewriter repair shop. Featuring protest art and diorama, the beautifully crafted clay sculptures, glazed and unglazed, stand as a singular protest.
Still odd to see it in the windows of this old typewriter repair shop.
This post appeared in its original form at DC Metblogs
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