TRANSPLANT: A J Fergeson Pop-Up Gallery

by | Jun 2, 2011 | ART

This weekend, the J Fergeson Gallery, which is normally located 60 miles southwest of here in Farmville, will be popping up right here in Richmond! The show is happening at the Metro Space Gallery, and will feature work by Isabelle Abbot, Jordan Buschur, Anna Cox, JJ Eisfelder, Tray Eppes, Christopher Hildebrand, Kyle Houser, Neal Iwan, Ben Keys, Debra Lanning, Elizabeth Levesque, David Dodge Lewis, Matt Lively, Lara Mossler, Adam Paulek, Christopher Register, Beverly Rhoads, Jeremy Satterlund, Christina Stratman, and Sandy Willcox. This weekend is the only time denizens of Richmond will be able to see this work without driving for over an hour, so be sure and come out! The First Friday opening will feature music provided by DJ John Reinhold, or if you’re planning to be out for Broad Appetit, feel free to come check out the show, which will be open from 11 to 4 on Sunday as well. The art will also be viewable on Saturday afternoon from 1 to 5, and for a special preview reception tonight from 6 to 8 PM. Come check it out.

WHAT: TRANSPLANT – a J. Fergeson Pop-Up Gallery
WHERE: Metro Space Gallery (119 W. Broad St.)
WHEN: Thursday June 2 – Sunday June 5


This weekend, the J Fergeson Gallery, which is normally located 60 miles southwest of here in Farmville, will be popping up right here in Richmond! The show is happening at the Metro Space Gallery, and will feature work by Isabelle Abbot, Jordan Buschur, Anna Cox, JJ Eisfelder, Tray Eppes, Christopher Hildebrand, Kyle Houser, Neal Iwan, Ben Keys, Debra Lanning, Elizabeth Levesque, David Dodge Lewis, Matt Lively, Lara Mossler, Adam Paulek, Christopher Register, Beverly Rhoads, Jeremy Satterlund, Christina Stratman, and Sandy Willcox. This weekend is the only time denizens of Richmond will be able to see this work without driving for over an hour, so be sure and come out! The First Friday opening will feature music provided by DJ John Reinhold, or if you’re planning to be out for Broad Appetit, feel free to come check out the show, which will be open from 11 to 4 on Sunday as well. The art will also be viewable on Saturday afternoon from 1 to 5, and for a special preview reception tonight from 6 to 8 PM. Come check it out.

WHAT: TRANSPLANT – a J. Fergeson Pop-Up Gallery
WHERE: Metro Space Gallery (119 W. Broad St.)
WHEN: Thursday June 2 – Sunday June 5

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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