ART

We've been fans of Brien White's work since we first started out- he was featured in our first issue. He friended me on Facebook recently, and I admit I hadn't checked out his website in a good little while. His works are hyper-realist, and when I first saw his...

Emerald Grippa is an illustrator in Richmond, VA. Her work combines graphite, color pencils, and digital manipulation, but in the end, it's all illustration. Are her works vain? I see elements of celebrity worked in (I'm pretty sure I've recognized some famous faces),...

There's plenty of art that I've seen that creeps me out. Ever since I first learned of H.R. Giger's work via the Alien movies, I've enjoyed a good bit of creepiness in my visual stimuli. But I usually enjoy it in a gallery, or on a screen, and I must say, if I saw Dan...

Via Wooster Collective, from Best Ever. Multi-media works of faces that appear to melt and meld together; this appears as a dream sequence to me. The forms are certainly human, although I question that in some ways... Just because a work has a face and a body, is it...

The VMFA is opening Chuck Close: People Who Matter to Me, a collection of two dozen works by Chuck Close spanning thirty-five years of the artists career from 1974 to present. The show opens July 10th and run through Oct. 17th in the 20th century galleries of the...

Tatiana Suarez will be showing at DC's street art gallery Art Whino. She was nice enough to answer a few questions for RVA on the upcoming show and approach to her work. If you are in the harbor area swing through and check the place out, its definitely worth it....

The Process is our ongoing series profiling local artists. Episode 21 of The Process is with painter and collage artist Courtney Elizabeth Ford. She sat down with Director Ben Muri and host Parker to discuss her work and much more in this episode. CLICK HERE FOR THE...