Blythe King is a rising mixed media talent who currently breaks new ground in collage, photography, and the ancient art of gold leafing. She has exhibited in...
Bon à Tirer Prints & Monotypes: From the Center Street Studio Archives on view February 22 through May 11, 2018, in the Harnett Museum of Art, features...
This week we are celebrating children's books! Join us on Tuesday as we try to guess how many book are at Broad Rock LIbrary.
Come join us for the rest of...
University of Richmond Museums presents Downgraded and Upcycled: A Museum Studies Seminar Exhibition About Legacy Media, on view from March 6 to May 11,...
Where did you go today? And how did you get there? We have developed so many modes of transportation that travel is possible like never before. Going Places...
Open call to artists, register to participate in our annual juried and judged All Media Show. On view June 29th - August 29th, we will be promoting this show...
I paint on panels prepared with thick texture and reflective treatments. I build the paintings, layer upon layer with sprayed pattern, translucent oils,...
Stitching Culture: Chinese Textiles from the Carver Collection on view February 8 through December 9, 2018, in the Lora Robins Gallery of Design from Nature,...
From myth and legend to warfare, sport, and transportation, the horse played an integral role in ancient Greek culture. Wealthy Greeks belonged to the social...
The University of Richmond Museums presents Topography of Sound: Peaks & Valleys Series, New Work by Maria Chavez, on view March 29 through May 11, 2018, in...
New York City-based artist Trish Tillman presents an exhibition titled “Remains (to be Seen)” at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond. The show explores the...
WW1 America features more than 100 objects, powerful multimedia presentations, and interactive experiences—focusing on the war as a transformational event....
As a high school student, Molly Robinson was urged by her art teacher to make art motivated by deep self-reflection. After seeing examples of social conflict...
April 13 – September 30, 2018, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Plus extended summer hours on Thursday nights until 9 p.m. at Flowers After 5
Origami in the Garden is an...
This free exhibition at the Library of Virginia explores the stories of Virginia’s African American soldiers who served during World War I. More than just...
Come celebrate the artists of For Art's Sake Gallery in our Annual Student Show! Proceeds from the show will go towards our donation to the local non-profit...
Join us at North Avenue Branch Library for awesome stories, tons of fun, and a special craft! Hope to see you there for a great half hour of Pre-School...
April 26, 2018–January 27, 2019
Regular Museum Admission Price
Drawing on the Valentine’s extensive collection of historic and contemporary costume, Pretty...
Bella Arte Gallery is excited to “Welcome Home” to our fold of represented artists, Robert Caldwell with his African and architectural bodies of work. Robert...
For many, Black history is reduced to a handful of moments and events. Yet there are so many more, possibly unfamiliar by name, that have had tremendous...
Free 45 minute classes for children ages 3-6
Saturdays at 3:00pm - April 21st and 28th
Wednesdays at 4:30pm - May 2nd and 9th
Virginia Greene, with RVA...
Print your own edition of miniature screenprints! We will design and print up to 3 colors on 4” x 5” paper. Using drawing and collage we will create...
Monthly meet up for all sorts of needle artists! Bring a project and something to sip on, and dedicate a few hours this week to being creative and sharing...
RVA Arts & Cultural District,
RVA Northside
,
Free
Please join us on May 2 from 7 – 11PM at The Hof Garden to celebrate the true superheroes of our community—the staff and residents of Safe Harbor. We're...
World Premiere
In Partnership with Tony and Olivier Award-winning Glass Half Full Productions
River Ditty sweeps us from the New Orleans' Storyville...
The mercurial, 5x JUNO-(Canada’s Grammy) nominee/7x Canadian Folk Music Award winning mando maestro Andrew Collins finds himself – through no actual fault of...
