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Stage Review: ‘Roman à Clef’ Challenges What We Accept as Truth

by Christian Detres | ART, DOWNTOWN RVA, NIGHTLIFE, PERFORMING ARTS

The French-derived phrase “roman à clef” refers to a story in which characters, places, and events stand in for specific avatars in the real world. Think of Hamlet's play in, well, Hamlet, where the action not so subtly mimics the actions of his traitorous uncle and...

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Lets find someplace beautiful to get lost …

Casey Longyear art direction http://rumorsownsyou.tumblr.com/ Cameron Lewis photography http://www.cameroncharleslewis.com Allison Smith Kiersyn Cocke Nick Ghobashi Dekota Waller Genevieve Valentino Serena Hirasawa Harris Mendell models

A 72 Submillimeter Banana Stuffed Kauf Drop

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Working for the World: A Conversation with Meena Khalili

I first encountered Meena Khalili's art last winter, in an experiment done with what she called "entropic typography" - she would create designs and typography from found objects in her trash, and then document their disintegration and decomposition in the wind and...

Ghostprint Gallery presents new work by Jeffrey Vincent, The Tillinghast Family Portraits

Vincent recently completed this series of portraits while residing in New Mexico. The essence of each eccentric family member has been captured and preserved in these graphite drawings. Vincent recently completed this series of portraits while residing in New Mexico....

Inside the Retro Goldmine of Justin Blyth’s Blog

So here's the scoop on Justin Blyth - he's been busting out some seriously cool TV commercials lately. You can totally check out his big-time creative chops at www.jblyth.com. But, let me let you in on something even cooler: his blog. Picture this - a world made up...

Embracing Macabre Beauty: Noah Scalin’s Pioneering Skull Art

Noah Scalin has a big thing for the 22 bones that make up your head. His love for the visual beauty of the skinless noggin spawned the Skull-A-Day project, where he made a skull every day for a year out of almost every material known to man. In 2008 his book, Skulls,...

Richmond Artist Adam Juresko has art to sell

Escaping the gravitational pull of his Richmond roots, Adam Juresko has set off towards the Pacific, taking up residence in the rhythmic, urban drumbeats of San Francisco. His days are consumed in the city's labyrinthine corridors of local libraries, eclectic art...

From New York to Richmond: Philip Brown’s Training and Acting Career

Experience an insightful interview with actor Philip Brown from the Richmond Shakespeare Festival, as RVA Mag's John Reinhold discusses his training, filmmaking, acting, and Shakespeare. Explore Philip's background, including his training at the American Academy of...

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