G40 Is Huge! The Last Round of G40 Murals & Preview of the Group Show!

by | Apr 5, 2012 | ART

The influence of hip hop culture on the rest of the world will be on full display at the G40 Group Show. The 2000+ pieces from over 500 artists born of street culture (and in some cases other worlds) make the G40 not an art show but art event. Come out starting tonight for the soft preview and tomorrow for a historic First Friday in RVA.

The influence of hip hop culture on the rest of the world will be on full display at the G40 Group Show. The 2000+ pieces from over 500 artists born of street culture (and in some cases other worlds) make the G40 not an art show but art event. Come out starting tonight for the soft preview and tomorrow for a historic First Friday in RVA.

Thursday April 5th
Preview Night
101 West Broad Street
202 West Broad Street
115 West Broad Street
5pm-8pm

Friday April 6th
G40 Art Summit opens
We will have 6 locations in Richmond’s Arts Walk.
500 Artists with over 2000 pieces of art will be on exhibit.
7pm-11pm

Saturday April 7th
G40 Reception
115 W Broad St Artists will be present and we will have an Art Battle where teams of artists will have 1 hour each to battle in out live. Space is limited so rsvp now before the list closes!
Please RSVP to rsvp@artwhino.com
6pm-11pm

Also, we bring you a few more shots of murals done and where the rest are going up. We are at the end of the line for and most of the muralists are all leaving this upcoming week. Make sure and check them in action before they are gone forever….

SCRIBE

Quirk Gallery

LELO

The Empress


on 17th Street between Main and Canal Street

ANGRY WOEBOTS

Quirk Gallery


Tiki Bobs Cantina

PIXEL PANCHO

On The Rox


Across from Have A NIce Day Cafe

Also,
2501 starts on the side of PLAZA ART today.
Scribe on the side of Tiki Bobs Cantina.

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