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Photos | Turnstile, Blood Orange, Speed, and Jane Remover in Richmond

by R. Anthony Harris | CULTURE, ELECTRONIC & EXPERIMENTAL, METAL, PUNK, THRASH & HARDCORE, PHOTOGRAPHY, POP CULTURE, ROCK & INDIE

Turnstile returned to Richmond on Wednesday, and it felt like Brown’s Island could barely contain them. The Baltimore hardcore outfit has long since broken past genre borders, crafting songs that reach across generations of music fans. Last night, they looked every...

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TRS804: Richmond Mural Project Update, Gaia and Ever finish up

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Selba Hosts Richmond Mural Project 2013 Reception with Top Muralists

Art Whino and RVA Magazine present the 2013 Richmond Mural Project reception, taking place at Selba on Saturday, July 27. Beginning at noon and continuing til 6 PM, stop by Selba, located at 2416 W. Cary St, for an all-day reception featuring live painting and signing...

GAIA Is In Town For The Richmond Mural Project!

Baltimore artist GAIA has returned to RVA again this year to contribute a piece to the 2013 Richmond Mural Project. Having previously worked with us for the G40 Street Art Festival last year (his piece is on a wall at 11 W. Grace St), we already knew that GAIA was an...

Richmond Mural Project 2013 Behind-the-Scenes: A Morning with EVER at Work

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The 2013 Richmond Mural Project Kickstarter Campaign

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GayRVA: A Life or Death Situation: The Transformation of a Tattoo Artist

“You don’t see a lot of gay people in tattoo shops, especially transgender people, so it was a big deal to me,” said Abel Killian, leaning on a stool in Lucky 13 Tattoo’s back office space. He stands out in a shop filled with burly dudes with massive beards – he’s...

Richmond’s Rich Ink: Exploring Local Tattoo Art at The Valentine

As a former history major who wrote my senior thesis about theater as a form of edification for Richmond society (what was I smoking?), I felt like a hypocrite for not visiting the Valentine History Center since moving to RVA. Having heard heaps of praise about what...

The G40 Art Summit Takes Over First Friday in Richmond

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