Don't Miss DCDB3's Art Challenge January 29th
January 26, 2009
Inspired by the Dutch Design Week, the latest DCDB event is going to house a contest with a slight twist to create art using mundane everyday objects. Now doesn’t that sound fun! Think simple, think small as you will have only 3 hours to complete it. You can plan your art at home and bring in materials of your choice. There will be a first and second prize. Register separately with DCDB to enter the competition.
Event Details:
Date: Thursday, January 29
Time: 7 to 10pm EST
Location: Josephine in Washington, DC
RSVP: Free - Register for the event
Now that there is gonna be visual treat and amazing people to talk to, who would wanna miss this event!
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