Fourth Friday with Andre Shank at Onetribe

by | Jun 23, 2010 | ART

“We are welcoming a local concrete sculpture artist this month, Andre Shank, and look forward to sharing his antique production and original concrete creations. Andre’s work has a unique anthropological flair, including head busts from Mesoamerican and South American cultures.

We’ve been looking for an opportunity to serve Mayan Hot Chocolate at one of our events, so this just might be it! Come out and join us for the usual fun and enlightenment, possibly including the Richmond firespinners and bellydancing by Kim of Khalima Dance.” – via Facebook

“I would like to invite you to our sculpture show on Friday the 25th, from 7-10pm, at Onetribe Organics Adorn Salon and Museum. We will be presenting six large pieces and some limited edition prints. The majority of the work is made to look like Mayan antiquities. Everything is hand carved out of concrete. Join us for some light fare, drinks and a good time. Thank you.” – Andre Shank

“We are welcoming a local concrete sculpture artist this month, Andre Shank, and look forward to sharing his antique production and original concrete creations. Andre’s work has a unique anthropological flair, including head busts from Mesoamerican and South American cultures.

We’ve been looking for an opportunity to serve Mayan Hot Chocolate at one of our events, so this just might be it! Come out and join us for the usual fun and enlightenment, possibly including the Richmond firespinners and bellydancing by Kim of Khalima Dance.” – via Facebook

“I would like to invite you to our sculpture show on Friday the 25th, from 7-10pm, at Onetribe Organics Adorn Salon and Museum. We will be presenting six large pieces and some limited edition prints. The majority of the work is made to look like Mayan antiquities. Everything is hand carved out of concrete. Join us for some light fare, drinks and a good time. Thank you.” – Andre Shank

Onetribe Organics Adorn Salon and Museum
403 Stockton St.
Suite 101
Richmond, VA 23224

R. Anthony Harris

R. Anthony Harris

In 2005, I created RVA Magazine, and I'm still at the helm as its publisher. From day one, it’s been about pushing the “RVA” identity, celebrating the raw creativity and grit of this city. Along the way, we’ve hosted events, published stacks of issues, and, most importantly, connected with a hell of a lot of remarkable people who make this place what it is. Catch me at @majormajor____




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