The Impressionists were the first generation to break with rote realism as proffered by the traditional Academy.
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School News and Notes
Cruz Wins Outstanding Educator Award Jane Cruz, coordinator for adult high school completion programs of Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) Adult and Community Education (ACE) program, recently received the Outstanding Educator award from the Martin Luther King, Jr., Cultural Center. Cruz is also the principal of Woodson Adult High […]
Community News and Notes
The second annual Home for The Arts fundraiser organized and sponsored by FCA drew notables from the city council and the business community and of course the artists whose work was autioned. (Photo: News-Press)
Arena Stage
Peter Pan is the imagination of abandoned street urchins. They are the real subjects of the story, which is more Dickins-esque than most people realize.
Obituary: Jane Anastasia Walker Furhman
Jane Anastasia Walker Furhman, 56, died of complications of Alzheimer’s disease Saturday, March 3, 2007.
Climbing Aboard
Last week, synchronized skating teams from all over the United States convened in Colorado Springs, Colorado to compete at the 2007 U.S. Synchronized Team Skating Championships. Among the participants was Ice Force One, an adult masters team made up of skaters ages 25 to 67 from Northern Virginia (including Sarah […]
Movie Review: “The Departed”
For as many point-blank pistol shots to the head, extreme close-ups, crude profanities and wanton acts of violence as Director Martin Scorcese put into “The Departed,” opening in theatres everywhere this weekend, its star power, fast pace, riveting suspense and compelling dialogue make it an entertaining film.
