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First Friday RVA: Happy Birthday USA Edition

I know, I know, midweek holidays are the worst. But it's been over 24 hours now since Independence Day officially ended. Therefore, I expect all of you to have overcome your hangovers and pulled yourselves together enough to brave the heat once again, and hit up some...

Vampires Don’t Scare Me At All: An Interview With James Wayland

James Wayland is a VA-based author who has been writing horror fiction for a very long time. He’s contributed to RVA Magazine in the past--everything from short stories to film and music reviews. But now he’s taken the plunge into the book world, releasing his first...

OUT NOW: James Wayland’s Trailer Park Trash And Vampires!

Local author and occasional RVA Magazine contributor James Wayland has just released his first novel, and it's a quick and dirty thrillride of a horror story. As you can probably tell from the title, Trailer Park Trash And Vampires isn't one of those moon-kissed...

FRIDAY: Last Friday Art Show At West Coast Kix!

West Coast Kix continues with their monthly art showcase this Friday with yet another Last Friday Art Show! Last month's showcase, featuring Hamilton Glass, aka HAM, was a big success, and this month they'll be following it up in fine style with works by three...

SATURDAY: Daytime Nighttime Circus At Gallery 5!

Vaudeville Galore have been presenting quite the cavalcade of live performing arts showcases at Gallery 5 in recent months, featuring everything from burlesque to acrobatics to sideshow-freak craziness. This weekend, in conjunction with Buster's Haunted Stage Shows,...

Angela Bacskocky’s Nest Fashion Exhibition

Fashion designer Angela Bacskocky has been working for a while on a project called Nest, which was intended to merge fashion and fine art into a multi-disciplinary exploration of particular themes. Those themes, as expressed on Bacskocky's website, revolved around...

A Desire To Set The World On Fire: An Interview With Jonathan Miles

Jonathan Miles, local yogi, martial artist, and a damn good friend, is the co-founder of Project Yoga Richmond. He spends his time teaching classes to yoga lovers of all levels, and birthing new instructors in the process. In 2011, Jonathan traveled down the East...

ART FEED: Juresko does the movies.

Long time contributor Adam Juresko has been stretching his considerable talents into the commercial world with a line of movie posters for sale on his etsy account. Like the Shining but already have the poster every college student has? How bout some new shit by a local artist. What about Inception and its complicated plot put down visually...

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SHOW REVIEW: Matt Braunger

Matt Braunger with Gary Menke, Corey Marshall, and Jesse Thomas Thursday, February 17 at The Richmond Funny Bone When you see that a comic that you really like is performing out in the suburbs, you sigh loudly and say to yourself, “Well, guess I better start preparing myself now.” The process begins a few weeks in advance when you discovere that...

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Feed 2011 Call For Entries

1708 Gallery invites artists to submit work for the second 1708 Gallery Feed Biennial. This national juried exhibition is open to any professional or graduate student artist working in any medium. 1708 Gallery is a non-profit contemporary art space in Richmond, Virgina whose mission is to expand the understanding, development, and appreciation of...

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Happy Valentine’s Day from Lovers Lane

A Valentines Gift from The Knitorious M.E.G. and an interesting take on street art. Lovers Lane by the K1D2 crew is part of an ongoing body of work known as knit graffiti. Be sure to grab your boo and take a trip to Lovers Lane tomorrow for that much needed new, fb profile pic. A Valentines Gift from The Knitorious M.E.G. and an interesting take...

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Chris Milk says The View from Here is Fine

I met Chris Milk at Eggspace. I don't think it is around anymore but I remember it being pretty much a shack where the local underground guys would show work to friends and have late night get togethers on the river. I felt like I was being told a secret and that I knew something while the city slept on. I remember music, drink being passed...

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A Shiny, Futuristic Vision by Riccardo Tenti

LUX is the first exhibition by Italian photographer Riccardo Tenti in Richmond and is happening this First Friday weekend at VISUAL ART STUDIO, 208 West Broad St. His futuristic, colorful photos (in collaboration with body painter DAAZ) bring to life a number of things that we love. Here is our short list. 1) It has a lot of ladies, especially...

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RVA TV: Last Friday Ep12

This last First Friday we covered Morgan Herrin's show at Ada Gallery and interviewed James Callahan at his show in Piddy's. Click Here to Watch on RVA TV This last First Friday we covered Morgan Herrin's show at Ada Gallery and interviewed James Callahan at his show in Piddy's. Click Here to Watch on RVA TV Click Here to Watch on RVA...

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Exquisite Deformities by Chris Semtner

Chris Semtner is an internationally exhibited artist, author, and curator. The New York Times called the exhibit he curated, Poe: Man, Myth, or Monster, “provocative” and “a playful, robust exhibit.” His photography has appeared in The Washington Post, the London Daily Telegraph, and other newspapers and magazines around the world. He has...

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