Alana Ama admires May Williamson’s display last Thursday at the IB Art Show reception at George Mason High School.
Hundreds of visitors including students, artists, administrators, parents, families, friends, community members and the general public gathered that night to witness the creative output of 54 IB art students. (Photos: Keiyonta Tyler)
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