Spring is here and RVA NO.4 has hit the streets!!

by | Mar 21, 2011 | POLITICS

The winter hangover is done and we at the office couldn’t be more ready to get on with some sunshine. So we are bringing it to you in the form of a new RVA #4.

It’s packed full of exclusives like the one with Greg Gillis aka GIRL TALK and club legend RJD2. While Editor-in-chief Andrew Necci hammered out great interviews with punk legend Mike Watt, the guys in Conditions and still got the reviews in just under the wire. We had to tell you about about Dirty Richmond. How about one of the best new bands in town, The Trillions? Find out what was said about street art with Art Whino’s Shane Pomajambo and my conversation about the artistic inner-self with Yusef Ola. Can’t forget the spread on local street poet Nick F and our talk with the man at the morgue or the award winning photography of Matt Eich.

All this plus dope design work! This might be the best issue yet of your homegrown culture mag, RVA.

OR CLICK HERE TO READ THE NEWEST ISSUE RVA #4
IMAGES BELOW THE BREAK

The winter hangover is done and we at the office couldn’t be more ready to get on with some sunshine. So we are bringing it to you in the form of a new RVA #4.

It’s packed full of exclusives like the one with Greg Gillis aka GIRL TALK and club legend RJD2. While Editor-in-chief Andrew Necci hammered out great interviews with punk legend Mike Watt, the guys in Conditions and still got the reviews in just under the wire. We had to tell you about about Dirty Richmond. How about one of the best new bands in town, The Trillions? Find out what was said about street art with Art Whino’s Shane Pomajambo and my conversation about the artistic inner-self with Yusef Ola. Can’t forget the spread on local street poet Nick F and our talk with the man at the morgue or the award winning photography of Matt Eich.

All this plus dope design work! This might be the best issue yet of your homegrown culture mag, RVA.

OR CLICK HERE TO READ THE NEWEST ISSUE RVA #4
IMAGES BELOW THE BREAK


photo by Todd Raviotta


photo by Shahan Jafri


photo by Bree Davis


photo by Yussef Ola


photo by Matt Syzmanski


photo by Chris Lacroix


photo by Matt Eich


photo by Kenneth Howard Jr.

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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