In this era of political division, street artists have been taking to the streets of D.C. They’ve made storefronts and sidewalks their canvas for artistic expression, creating a citywide gallery for the social justice movement. Street artists and activists Andy Shallal and Corey Stowers explain the power of street art in their own words.
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