Cards Against Urbanity!

We played Cards Against Urbanity with Arlington Cultural Affairs and GreaterPlaces at the neighborhood beer garden, Courthaus Social. We snapped Arlington Public Art project manager Deidre Ehlen, GreaterPlaces founder Lisa Nisenson, and photographer Cynthia Connely.

Courthouse 2.0: Reimagining the Civic is a public art initiative aimed at sparking conversation about the future Courthouse by exploring the interaction between civic space and civic life. Here, Shani Kruljal, Arlington Planning Commission Vice-Chair Erik Gutshall, Jill Griffin, and Arlington Cultural Affairs Director Michelle Isabel-Stark.

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