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Photo Essay: Richmond Halloween Parade

2017 has been like one long Halloween parade. Which is why this year's annual Halloween parade was so opaquely palatable, with tributes to the city's most deliciously weird, wonderful, and socially conscious. The parade, now in its 12th year, was hosted by All the...

Sunday Stroll: The Cemeteries of Richmond and Norfolk

Halloween is upon us yet again. Time of year notwithstanding, the news reel we've been subjected to over the past week has been an exercise in the macabre, making RVA Mag's Sunday Stroll all the more relevant. Before we liven things up with our tour of cemeteries in...

PHOTO ESSAY: Obama’s Rally in Richmond

Most of the time, we fail to realize just how significant the events we are living have become. We grow complacent in echo-chambers of our own making and impose on ourselves a worldview which is filtered through our social networks and media preferences. From a...

Sunday Stroll: The Experimental Dystopia of Chris Smart

This past week was once again heavy with the kind of news that makes your head want to explode into a thousand different pieces at a thousand miles per hour. However, before we go down that proverbial rabbit hole,  RVA Mag was on the scene covering the good, the bad,...

Sunday Stroll: The Weird and Wild World of the Virginia State Fair

RVA Mag covered a lot of tough subjects and put a lot of perspective into the collective atmosphere this week. While our arts, music, and cultural reporting by Angela Huckstep, Malik Hall, and Christoper McDaniel brought to bear the more prepossessing side of life,...

Juggalo Justice: Insane Clown Posse’s March on DC in Portrait

Juggalos are a deeply misunderstood subculture; the FBI classifying them as a gang in 2011 proves that. However, under the veneer of face paint, clown personas, costumes, and Faygo is a community of people that are deeply committed to one another. This was on full...

PHOTOS: Stone’s Throw Down in RVA

Over the weekend, hundreds flocked to Brown's Island to check out the inaugural Stone's Thrown Down in RVA, a music and beer festival put on by Stone Brewing Richmond to celebrate their one year anniversary here and give back to the local community who have supported...

Introducing Richmond based collective, The Cove Project

Recently touched base with The Cove Project, a community committed to celebrating and collaborating within youth culture loosely based here in Richmond. Recently touched base with The Cove Project, a community committed to celebrating and collaborating within youth culture loosely based here in Richmond. We wanted to share a story from them --...

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RVA photog Cynthia Henebry shows sometimes instinct is all you need

Cynthia Henebry has no clue what she is doing, but that’s exactly how she likes it. In fact, Henebry teaches her photography students at Virginia Commonwealth University that not knowing what you are doing is exactly what you should be doing. "Once we understand why we're making a particular piece of art then there is no reason to make it...

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RVA Mag #24 – Cover story Patrick Biedrycki on environmental portraiture, avoiding Photoshop and the RVA photo industry

If you gave up milk or mutton chops for Lent, that’s just too bad! Our cover sweetheart this spring is Richmond photographer Patrick Biedrycki. If you gave up milk or mutton chops for Lent, that’s just too bad! Our cover sweetheart this spring is Richmond photographer Patrick Biedrycki. Having used his editorial expertise to illustrate RVA Mag in...

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A Few of Our Favorite RVA Instagrams Right Now

There is no better tool right now than instagram to give you a sense of what a community is doing. There is no better tool right now than instagram to give you a sense of what a community is doing. If you were able to dig through all of the ones in Richmond, you would get an idea of what it's like to live here. So here is our list of interesting...

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Richard Perkins Unveils Raw, Gritty Photography at The Camel Tonight

Richard Perkins, a good friend of ours who we covered a few years back, is holding an long awaited and anticipated “Piano Lessons Can Be Murder” photo art show tonight at the Camel from 7 to 9. Heavily inspired by Vincent Gallo, and a true Renaissance man himself, Perkins has had his hands in many artistic pots as a musician, tattoo enthusiast,...

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