Chroma Shift At Ghostprint Gallery

by | Feb 3, 2012 | ART

Throughout the month of February, Ghostprint Gallery will be hosting the group show Chroma Shift, featuring the work of Leslie Herman and Neal Iwan.


Throughout the month of February, Ghostprint Gallery will be hosting the group show Chroma Shift, featuring the work of Leslie Herman and Neal Iwan.

Neal Iwan is a versatile artist and illustrator living and working in Richmond, VA. He is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University’s Communication Arts program and of The Illustration Academy. Iwan’s work has appeared in Virginia Living, Richmond Magazine,CMYK and RVA.

He has been honored by The Society of Illustrators of New York and L.A., the Richmond Illustrators Club and The Academy of Art College in San Francisco. Iwan’s most recent paintings feature animals portrayed in his signature impressionistic style.

Leslie Herman is originally from Delaware.His academic credentials include a BFA from the Department of Communication Arts at VCU, graduation from The Illustration Academy and the Career Mentor-ship Program with The Art Departmet which he completed in 2011.

Herman’s work was awarded a Gold Medal in the Society of Illustrators 54th annual in 2011. He executes a multitude of subjects from hip band posters to delicate portraits in a graphically sophisticated manner.

The First Friday reception for Chroma Shift is tonight, February 3, from 6 to 9 PM, at Ghostprint Gallery, located at 220 W. Broad St. The show will continue through February 25.

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.




more in art

Ladies Night Out with Linda Dee: Diverse Divas Edition!

Richmond comedian Linda Dee is getting ready to rock Women’s History Month with her brand-new comedy series, "Diverse Divas of Comedy," kicking off on March 21st at Crescent Collective. With a killer lineup of funny ladies, Linda Dee wants you to come along for a...

Richmond Day Tripper! Waynesboro Will Surprise You

In Virginia's countryside, picture a scene straight out of a postcard – rolling hills, farms, and winding roads leading through the sometimes misty mountains. That's Waynesboro for you, a cozy town nestled in the Shenandoah Valley. With about 22,000 folks calling it...

Science Museum of Virginia Brings Boozy Fun with Science on Tap

Many of our readers have probably heard of or seen the Science Museum of Virginia — it’s that giant regal-looking building down on West Broad past the DMV — but how many of you have actually been inside? Notable for its wonderful architecture, having been a train...

Of Mud & Blood: Ceramics and Tattoos Become One at VisArts

Created under a funerary theme, Of Mud & Blood fuses the talent of Richmond’s ceramic artists and tattoo artists into one collaborative art show. Over the course of about eight months, the ceramic artists of the Visual Arts Center (VisArts) and the tattooer...

You Can Call Me Bill: An Interview William Shatner

Over the course of his decades-long career, he’s been known by many names: Captain James Tiberius Kirk, Sergeant TJ Hooker, Commander Buck Murdock, and even Stan Fields if you can be so bold as to tell us why April 25th is, in fact, the perfect date (Answer: it’s not...

Kids of the Black Hole

We stepped down the cobblestone steps, our backs to that gothic tower of bricks seeing us off into a damp night. Jesse’s face was blue as he stared down into his phone and said: C’mon, I think it’s this way. It’s west? I asked.  No, it’s in this direct—I mean...

Topics:

Pin It on Pinterest