Naomi Chung, a semi abstract landscape painter in oils will be the presenter at the Friday, Oct. 26 meeting of the McLean Art Society from 10 a.m. – noon at the Dolley Madison Library (1244 Oak Ridge Ave., McLean). Ms. Chung has a B.F.A from Virginia Commonwealth University and is a member of The McLean Project for the Arts and The Art Council of Fairfax County. She will focus on “working toward abstraction.” Guests are welcome.
For more information, contact 703-356-2998.
Just in time for Halloween, Creative Cauldron presents the musical and psycho thriller, “The Turn of the Screw,” by Henry
The reason behind the world’s longest running play is it’s a keep-you-off-your-seat murder mystery asking “who dunnit?” and, more importantly:
AnimeUSA again made its annual appearance this past weekend in Crystal City’s Hyatt Regency Hotel. This celebration of anime boasts
Obviously, the notion of “Please Don’t Eat Your Children” is applicable to the Epstein Scandal. The correlation between pro-fascist authoritarianism
Most big cities have dozens of access points from surrounding jurisdictions, but few have the sweeping and elegant ceremonial entry
By David Hoffman With those words of challenge to Democrats in Virginia, still looking and hoping to return Hispanic voters
Just in time for Halloween, Creative Cauldron presents the musical and psycho thriller, “The Turn of the Screw,” by Henry James, one of “two great supernatural works of horror in
The reason behind the world’s longest running play is it’s a keep-you-off-your-seat murder mystery asking “who dunnit?” and, more importantly: “who’s next?” “The Mousetrap” by Agatha Christie (1890-1976) opened in
AnimeUSA again made its annual appearance this past weekend in Crystal City’s Hyatt Regency Hotel. This celebration of anime boasts symposiums on the art of Japanese animation and manga, or
Obviously, the notion of “Please Don’t Eat Your Children” is applicable to the Epstein Scandal. The correlation between pro-fascist authoritarianism and the degradation of women and children, along with minorities
