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The Richmond 34 Sat Down. What Are We Standing Up For?

by R. Anthony Harris | ART, COMMUNITY, CULTURE, JUSTICE, PHOTOGRAPHY, RICHMOND POLITICS

Sixty-five years ago, a group of brave young Black Richmonders walked into a department store, sat down at a lunch counter, and refused to leave. That’s what they did. That’s what got them arrested. They just sat in a segregated space where their presence alone was...

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Photographer Walker Allen

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Barbie’s Missed Connection Encounter

Casey Longyear conducted an interview with Kevin Faison, a Senior VCU Photography Student from Blackstone, VA. Casey Longyear conducted an interview with Kevin Faison, a Senior VCU Photography Student from Blackstone, VA. Casey Longyear: What is your 1st art...

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Henrock Highs: Fill Bowne’s Epic Party Pics from January 2009

Meet Fill Bowne, the legendary photographer and all-around cool dude who's been making waves in the scene ever since our mag's inception five years ago. He's like a magnet for the most stunning ladies, and it's hard not to feel a tinge of envy. But here's the kicker –...

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Sometimes an artist can creatively catch the day-to-day mood of living in Richmond. Joseph is among these ranks, documenting his surroundings through the lens and his unique voice. In the process, we get a glimpse into the life of a fun-loving guy who lives in the...

PJ Sykes’ Photography: A Voice of the Underrepresented Music Scene

PJ Sykes has been taking photos around town for a few years now. Consistently and diligently documenting the local scene in black and white, his photographs present the community from the perspective of someone independently involved. There is no sense of assigned...

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