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Welcome to our peculiar little corner of the universe!

Why ”Weird” you ask? Well it may not actually mean what you think it means:

Now, let’s delve into the depths of the word “weird” and uncover its true essence:

  • Adjective: suggesting something supernatural; uncanny.
  • Noun: a person’s destiny.
  • Verb: induce a sense of disbelief or alienation in someone.

So, when we say, “Embrace the Weird!,” were urging you to embrace your extraordinary destiny!

Our little art business blossomed from the mind of the eccentric artist & designer, Brian A. Bernhard, originally hailing from boggy swamps of Southern Virginia.

As a sculpture major and painting minor, Brian graduated with. a BFA from VCU, eventually moving to NYC, and earning an MFA in Design and Technology from Parsons School of Design.

Weve crafted this space to create vibes aimed at helping you unleash your inner weirdo!

Our mission is simple: we want to empower everyone to embrace their true, authentic selves.

Were constantly adding original artworks and one-of-a-kind products to our lineup. Each item we offer is thoughtfully designed, and mostly handmade by Brian A. Bernhard himself, ensuring you receive the most exceptional art pieces possible.

So, fellow seekers of the strange and champions of the quirky, come on in and explore our realm of delightful eccentricity!

Embrace The Weird and let your true destiny unfold!

Be real, be authentic, be weird!

– Brian

MORE ABOUT THIS VENUE

LOCATION

Embrace the Weird

320 Hull St., Studio # 143, Richmond, VA 23224

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PARKING INFO

Park on the street or use the public garage located on East 5th Street, only 1 block from the art center. Cost is only $3 per hour for the garage. Street parking is free in the immediate vicinity.

PUBLIC HOURS

The gallery is open inside Artworks from 11am-5pm Tuesday – Sunday. The artist, Brian, is generally present in the gallery on Saturdays from 2-5.

PUBLIC ADMISSION FEES

No admission fees unless scheduling a workshop.

RENTAL INFORMATION

Available for Rent: No

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