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Decoy, a member of nonprofit art collective Albus Cavus, has been working with a group of Perry Center students to create a unique take on the work of Andy Warhol. Inspired by the exhibits currently on view at Smithsonian museums, these young artists have developed their own versions of Warhol's famous works, such as his Screen Tests, Campbell's soup cans and Shadows series.

The Perry Center, a nonprofit organization in Northwest Washington, D.C., dedicated to serving thousands of adults and youth every year. The Perry Center uses a collaborative, comprehensive and integrated approach to social services, economic empowerment, and youth development. The Perry Center's mission is to apply these approaches to eradicate poverty – its causes and its consequences – in order to help ensure positive outcomes for youth, adults and families within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, with particular preference to its defined service area.

Albus Cavus is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to build strong and healthy communities through public art and creative collaborations. Albus Cavus provides daily after school programming to the students at The Perry Center through the Youth Development Program.