Arts
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Del Ray Artisans: What’s Old is New Again at “New Beginnings” Exhibit, Now through Feb 24
By Kelly MacConomy On the heels of the first fabulous show of the new year, “Faces”, at Del Ray Artisans,…
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Uncovering Alexandria’s Freedmen’s Cemetery
An Interview with Char McCargo Bah By Shenise Foster Black History Month is a time to reflect and honor the…
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On Exhibit: Guy Jones
The Surreal Logic of Guy Jones’ Madness By Kelly MacConomy Fans and patrons of the Art League, the Target Gallery…
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Torpedo Factory Collaborates with Homeless Shelter to Install New Mural.
Art Installed at Former Landmark Macy’s Turned Homeless Shelter On January 15th, Carpenter’s Shelter and Torpedo Factory Artists’ Association (TFAA)…
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At Z Movies: The Suns (Cinema) Also Rises
The Suns (Cinema) Also Rises By Kelly MacConomy In what was once a phone store housed in a Mt. Pleasant…
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Alexandria Students Explore Heroism in City Art Contest
Alexandria Students Explore Heroism in City Art Contest. By Carolanne Wilson Alexandria, VA—Alexandria City Public School students express their definitions…
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Through Darkness to Light: Photographs Along the Underground Railroad
ALEXANDRIA, VA – From February 2 to March 16, 2019, the Alexandria Black History Museum will exhibit beautifully dramatic color…
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Alexandria Graphic Artist Creates a Scottish Historical Story
By Amanda M. Socci It was a dark and dreary land in the 1100s. Day after day, dark, dreary, cold,…
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Chip Esten: Home for Thanksgiving
By James Cullum Chip Esten was at ease in the basement of Art Schmalz’ house, like it was just another…
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City to Keep Torpedo Factory
After giving the Torpedo Factory artists a memorandum a week before, City Manager Mark Jinks proposed that the City make…
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