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Photo Essay: “Art All Night” Kickoff Cookout

By Lydia Embry • September 26, 2022

“Art All Night” originated in Shaw in 2011, and includes performances and art installations.

People sit to watch musical performances at the “Art All Night” kickoff cookout last Friday in the Shaw Neighborhood of Washington D.C.
Deja Brown, who works at Brackish Waters Skate Shop in National Harbor Maryland, catches her board at an “Art All Night” skate and art collaborative event in the Shaw this weekend.
Skater and artist Aron Davis II – whose stage name is finacurk – wears New Balance skate shoes he was just sent by the company. finacurk was one of the artists who performed at the “Art All Night” event.
A skater does a trick over a traffic cone at “Art All Night” Friday. The event was sponsored by Bearings Mag, Expo DMV, Howard University Skate Club and Grind Stone Universal.
DJ Kiddmarvel performs at “Art All Night.”
Artists set up tables and sold prints, paintings, clothing and more for the event.
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