Besart Copa in The Post: A Georgetown installation is transforming the discussion of public art

By Editor On Apr 22, 2021 Last updated Apr 22, 2021

It was my third week in Georgetown, and I was taking an evening stroll around town; one cobblestone step after the other, marveling at the red brick rowhouses and the proud American flags. Then, as I took a turn on Prospect Street NW, I was astonished by what I saw: Optimus Prime and Bumblebee.

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