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Category Archives: Washington DC
The Lunar New Year celebration arrives
I’ve always been affectionate towards Asian culture since I grew up surrounded by it. Many of my blog postings are about the Orient/Far East/Asia (depending on what you called it and what generation you are.) (Updating my original posting at … Continue reading
Posted in Asian art, Freer Gallery of Art, Japan, Sackler Museum, Washington DC
Tagged Asia, Asian Art, Celebrations, Chinese New Year, Lunar New Year
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Hokusai the master
In the time between Christmas and New Year’s, there is usually chaos in Washington D.C.. Gift returns, shopping for yourself, watching streaming television… it’s exhausting. So take some time out for peace and beauty. Go see Hokusai, Mad About Painting. … Continue reading
Posted in 2019, art, Asian art, Freer Gallery of Art, Japan, Uncategorized, Washington DC
Tagged Freer Gallery of Art, Hokusai, Japanese art
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DC Pride in rainbow colors
Okay, I’m way late on this. But the Washington DC’s Pride parade was so fun, then scary, that I let weeks slide by. Spoiler: one pix has naked male buns. You are warned. If you watched the poor television coverage … Continue reading
Lunch Time in a Furloughed City
For the last 35 days, business and government in Washington D.C. was being held back by a fight between the President and Congress. Finally, the logjam was broken. It’s a pity it was too late for for one of the … Continue reading