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by | Aug 23, 2024 | ART, MUSEUM & GALLERY NEWS, PAINTING & SCULPTURE, PERFORMING ARTS, QUEER RVA

This Friday, August 23rd, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Art Works RVA will host the opening reception forĀ Color Theory: The Richmond Queer Art Experience.

Curated by local Chris Schoen, the exhibit features the work of 30 local LGBTQ+ artists, transforming the gallery into a space that reflects the diversity and creativity of Richmond’s queer community.

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Jeffrey Deane Hall, Silenced Stories, 24″ x 30″, oil on birch panel
Color Theory, A Richmond Queer Art Exhibit at Art Works_RVA Magazine 2024
Natalie Gates, Brody, 16″ x 20″, oil on panel
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Andrew Norris, Princess Ozma, 40″ x 50″, oil on canvas
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Justice Dwight, When Stars Collide, 36″ diameter, acrylic on wood with glitter

The opening event will include live performances by local artists Qing Blaze and Melanin Monroe, sponsored by RVA Thriving Artists. Attendees can enjoy refreshments, meet the artists, and explore additional solo shows and an All Media exhibit. The exhibits will remain on display through September 21, 2024.

Admission to the event is free, and parking is available at no cost.

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For more information, visitĀ www.artworksrva.com.

Art Works RVA, established in 2003, is located at 320 Hull Street in Richmond’s Manchester district. The center features 82 artist studios and six galleries, showcasing contemporary art from local and international artists.

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