The Visual Arts Center of Richmond presents “Of Mud & Blood,” an exhibition that features collaborative works by Central Virginia-based ceramicists and tattoo artists. This exhibition explores these centuries-old crafts through various vessels, sculptures and any other form the work may take. Known for both of their own traditional styles and techniques, the artistic practices of clay and tattooing come together to bridge these two worlds. The opening reception for ‘Of Mud & Blood’ is on Friday,
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The Visual Arts Center of Richmond presents “Of Mud & Blood,” an exhibition that features collaborative works by Central Virginia-based ceramicists and tattoo artists. This exhibition explores these centuries-old crafts through various vessels, sculptures and any other form the work may take. Known for both of their own traditional styles and techniques, the artistic practices of clay and tattooing come together to bridge these two worlds. The opening reception for ‘Of Mud & Blood’ is on Friday,
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Richmond Open Studios TODAY at Richmond Art Center. (Plus many other studios across Richmond September 6 and 7.) Thank you to the amazing group Visual Artists of Richmond for making this happen! | Richmond Art Center
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Richmond Open Studios TODAY at Richmond Art Center. (Plus many other studios across Richmond September 6 and 7.) Thank you to the amazing group Visual Artists of Richmond for making this happen! | Richmond Art Center
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A CONSTELLATION OF BLACKNESS
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It’s almost time for the opening reception of A CONSTELLATION OF BLACKNESS by Veronica Jackson. Inspired by Jackson’s lived experience and archival research, A CONSTELLATION OF BLACKNESS addresses notions of invisibility, hypervisibility, devaluation, and triumph experienced by Black women in America. She employs printmaking, typography, and vintage photographs to create a series of striking installations that speak to past and present times. Join us for the opening reception of A CONSTELLATION
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It’s almost time for the opening reception of A CONSTELLATION OF BLACKNESS by Veronica Jackson. Inspired by Jackson’s lived experience and archival research, A CONSTELLATION OF BLACKNESS addresses notions of invisibility, hypervisibility, devaluation, and triumph experienced by Black women in America. She employs printmaking, typography, and vintage photographs to create a series of striking installations that speak to past and present times. Join us for the opening reception of A CONSTELLATION
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We are now accepting applications for the 2023-24 Annual Residency at VisArts. Three emerging visual artists and one writer are invited to spend the year (September 1-July 31) making new work at VisArts | Visual Arts Center of Richmond
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We are now accepting applications for the 2023-24 Annual Residency at VisArts. Three emerging visual artists and one writer are invited to spend the year (September 1-July 31) making new work at VisArts | Visual Arts Center of Richmond
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'America at 250' exhibit open now at Crossroads Art Center Richmond
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'America at 250' exhibit open now at Crossroads Art Center Richmond
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Growing together | Visual Arts Center of Richmond
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👻🎃 Some spoOoOoky art created by our students this month! Spooky linocut prints from Grace Mae Huddleston’s class (@by.gracemae), and a raku ghost from a veteran’s workshop with Paul Klassett! (@paulandkatestudio) #rva #rvaart #rvaartist #art #halloween | Visual Arts Center of Richmond
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