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Virtual Art

With social distancing making art shows a thing of the past for now, Richmond's artists and galleries are finding new ways to reach the outside world. “Our artists do have access to their private workspaces to make art but it's a lot quieter in the art center now,”...

Reopen Virginia Protesters Bombard Capitol With Honks

As the General Assembly reconvened for an outdoor session, protesters demanding that Virginia end its quarantine converged upon Capitol Square, honking horns and waving signs. Horns blared and flags waved from vehicle windows as hundreds of Virginians converged...

Reclaiming Pedro The Lion

A conversation with David Bazan and filmmaker Brandon Vedder about Pedro The Lion, the exhaustion of filming, and reckoning with Trump's America. It was a Sunday at 11 AM when I called Brandon Vedder to interview him and David Bazan about their recent documentary,...

Recognizing Equality Virginia’s OUTstanding Virginians of 2020

This year's Commonwealth Dinner may have been cancelled, but Equality Virginia's OUTstanding Virginians of 2020 still deserve recognition. The COVID-19 pandemic is messing everyone up, and Virginia's LGBTQ community is certainly not immune. Equality Virginia's 17th...

Virginians Spending the 50th Anniversary Of Earth Day At Home

In the midst of an outbreak, the ongoing climate crisis has faded from many people's minds. But cleaning up our environment is still important -- as long as you do so in a proper socially distanced way. On Earth Day’s 50th anniversary, people all over the world will...

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FIRST FRIDAY GALLERY GUIDE 1/8/09

1708 1708 Painting (in part, and in pieces) by Barbara Campbell Thomas. Painting (in part, and in pieces) comprises large pieced together paintings on paper, small highly layered paintings on canvas and a series of mid-sized collages made in tandem. All the work...

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SAY LOVE: Friday at Gallery 5

Before the official run (which will cost $10/ticket, $5/student), GayRVA is having an opening reception of Say Love at Gallery 5 this First Friday at 7PM! What is Say Love? Say Love is a project that celebrates the triumphs and struggles of the LGBT community. This...

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Parcell Press & The Richmond Zine Fest

It’s a busy Saturday at Gallery 5. It’s a busy Saturday at Gallery 5. The 2009 Richmond Zine Fest is in its final throes, and inside RVA’s hippest gallery space, the floors are crowded with folks from all over our fair city. It’s wall-to-wall and table-to-table zines,...

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