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Not Particularly Precious

When an exhibit is filled with objects dunked in industrial porcelain, male fantasy rattles, and adulterated flasks, “Not Particularly Precious” is an apt title. In j fergeson gallery’s newest exhibition, Adam Paulek and Kyle Houser transform perfectly functional...

We stole this interview from RVAArtBlog! Reference Gallery!

Actually I asked permission and it was granted - thanks to RVAArtBlog for allowing us to be lazy and not interview these interesting guys ourselves. Make sure and check out the flyer for their new exhibit at the bottom. - ed. How did “Reference Gallery” happen?...

Catching up with Jordan Bruner.

Our good friend and Richmond native Jordan Bruner is a multimedia artist and filmmaker. Our good friend and Richmond native Jordan Bruner is a multimedia artist and filmmaker. After attending VCU and receiving her BFA in Kinetic Imaging (video, animation, and sound),...

RVA Magazine to be aquired by Dimmu Borgir

We've had a great few years, but it's time to admit that RVA Magazine is stretched beyond it's capacity. After months of back-room negotiation, a deal was signed at the eleventh hour last night. As of this morning, all branding, logos, content, and subsidiaries of RVA...

Back To The Future with Sam Van Olffen

Here we are everyone, ahem, the future! No flying cars and men on Mars but we have iPhones. Yeah, not what I imagined 2010 to be as a little kid, but life don't care about your dreams son. We live in the mundane reality most of the time. Luckily, there are people in...

Kris Kuksi’s new artbook goes on sale in September!

Kris Kuksi, a visionary artist whose works combine techniques of sculpture, found art, crafting and painting, has been featured in RVA Magazine before. Needless to say, we're big fans of his work, and thrilled that his book will be coming out this year! Preorder is...

GALVANIZED MONSTROCITIES

Galvanized Monstrocities is a three person exhibition of works by James Callahan, Matt Deans and Bizhan Khodabandeh. All of these illustrators have been highly influenced by the genre of sequential art, an art form frequently seen as low brow or ephemeral. This...

The World According to Sam Chivers

In looking over Sam Chiver's artblog you can see that he is constantly evolving his ideas. The blog runs back to 2008 when he was screenprinting women vampires and fire mistresses, painting anonymous happy faces over old magazine photos, cut out collages of complete...

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