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Jun 26, 2007

Bethesda Painting Awards @ Fraser Gallery

Five years ago, Carol Trawick began funding the highest paying art competition in the area at the time. The Trawick Prize, held at Creative Partners, was open to artists working in all media, with the high cash prizes often won by new media artists working in video, digital technologies and installation. Encouraged by Fraser Gallery owner Catriona Fraser, Trawick began a similar competition open only to painters three years ago: the Bethesda Painting Award. The…

May 19, 2006

Nats Look to Arrest Orioles During First Beltway Battle

After 22 straight scoreless innings, things looked bleak for the Nationals. With their highly-anticipated Battle of the Beltway on tap, the Nats had to beat the Cubs and Kerry Wood making his first start of the season. Well, a little bit of lineup shake up did the trick as four players, including Damian Jackson and Marlon Anderson, homered in a 5-3 victory over the Cubs. Firmly in fourth place, the Nats can now look ahead…

Apr 28, 2006

Nats Look to Weekend to End Skid

The Nationals enter the weekend needing reverse some serious negative momentum. Thursday night’s 6-2 loss to the Cardinals in St. Louis made for five straight. The Nats haven’t led in a game since late Sunday, a streak now at 38 innings—during which they’ve been outscored 23-10. They now trail the Mets by 7.5 games in the NL East. Last night, recent call-up Michael O’Conner made an emergency start as John Patterson nurses his sore…

Dec 14, 2004

Arts Agenda

>> Avoid the mall and take advantage of the numerous venues for purchasing handmade arts and crafts here in D.C., including Gateway Georgia Avenue’s 2nd Annual Holiday ArtWalk tomorrow night in Silver Spring. Local artists will have paintings, prints, photos, quilts and more available for sale for $15-$300. Even if you’re only browsing, you can enjoy free empanadas from Los Arrieros or wine and finger food at The Graphic Workshop, Pyramid Atlantic and Kari Minnick…

Nov 19, 2004

Chinese, D.C. Conspiracy Films Open in Theaters

With showers possible this weekend and a busy season of holiday festivities to rest up for, this weekend might be perfect to take in a movie. Those looking for an escapist visual indulgence might look to check out “Postmen in the Mountains.” Set in ruggedly beautiful Hunan province, this Chinese film tells the story of a ill and retiring postal carrier who must show his son his mountainous three-day route. The film has won a…

 
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