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City hosting Black History Month art exhibition

he art exhibit titled “To Sir With Love: African-American Male as Subject” will open on Feb. 5, 2016 with a Meet the Artists reception from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

HCPS documents Regency Square mural created by Freeman students

Students at the high school painted hundreds of panels, each of which was part of the overall city skyline mural.

Time lapse video captures work to create Scott’s Addition mural

RichmondTimeLapse.com captured the work of local artists Ross Trimmer and Mike Broth over several days.

New Scott’s Addition mural paints picture of neighborhood’s past, present

The Preserve at Scott’s Addition commissioned the piece, which adorns the apartment building’s façade.

‘Rodin: Evolution of a Genius’ opens this weekend at the VMFA

Tickets are now on sale for the exhibition featuring master sculptor Auguste Rodin, which runs November 21st, 2015 – March 13th, 2016.

Confederate Memorial Chapel to be transformed during InLight 2015

“The performance will put a twist on one of Richmond’s biggest public relation problems.”

Regency Square partners with local artists, students to create mural

Matt Lively and Hamilton Glass will collaborate with Freeman High School students on the mural, which will be the first of four planned art projects.

Henrico CASA art exhibition and silent auction set for September 18th

The silent auction will feature donated work by local artists Matt Lively and Dr. Baxter Perkinson.

2015 Richmond Folk Festival poster revealed

Bizhan Khodabandeh of Mended Arrow Design crafted this year’s official poster.

Marshall Walter "Major" Taylor mural by Sir James Thornhill

First African-American world champion cyclist receives mural in his honor

Jackson Ward honors the worlds first African-American world champion cyclist with a colorful mural located on the corners of North 1st and East Marshall Streets.

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