B+D6: Visual Arts Center
This place. Inside. 5:30 pm tonight. 1812 West Main Street. See you there!
This place. Inside. 5:30 pm tonight. 1812 West Main Street. See you there!
What started with borrowing a camera from her grandparents at age 16 has manifested itself in opportunities to travel, teach and share through documentary storytelling. Briget Ganske’s photographic and film making journey traverses four… Continue reading
The Visual Arts Center of Richmond has been fostering creativity and community engagement for 50 years. That’s a long time, people. Take a stroll through their facility in The Fan and you’ll meet… Continue reading
Huddled above the Cary Street glam promenaders, Amy Black harkens us back to an image of old Richmond. Before we were the bike racers, the river town of the year, the flying squirrels, in… Continue reading
Briget Ganske pulls you quietly into a space, an opportunity, or an adventure. Through her photography and films, she invokes your senses and your own remembered experiences to take part in a way antithetical… Continue reading
Join us for an evening of storytelling and embellishment. Our friends at the Visual Arts Center open their art-filled home and the good folks from Three Brothers Brewing pour us a few.
Heather Grutzius and John White’s 510_ visions include not just the process of how they make, but how that creative process looks, how it feels to manipulate the tools of their trade. They… Continue reading
photo by RVA news Balliceaux owners Steve and Lanie Gratz reworked a popular Fan watering hole into a place you’d be proud to take your design-minded out-of-towners. Big sliding door, check. Concrete niches for… Continue reading
Shaun Irving‘s cameratruck lens looks a bit more U-Haul than Nikon. Learn more about the one of the only apertures capable of helping transport a sofa at Beer+Design 4: Get In Here, May… Continue reading
Its owner never picked up Tom Rodriguez’s first commissioned guitar. So others picked it up and played it, and ordered their own when Tom wouldn’t sell the original. The rest is a sweet sounding… Continue reading
One of Shaun Irving’s big ideas: find a box truck + drill hole + capture large format black and white images of his travels = Cameratruck. His work harkens historic images, vagabond high… Continue reading
Craig Dodson leads Richmond Cycling Corps – a non-profit whose goal is to get youth out of public housing projects. Lofty. How? The bicycle. Think broadly, think art, think mechanics, think long rides… Continue reading
Tom Rodriguez of Rodriguez Guitars quietly employs materials formula one racers flaunt. His interest in classical and Flamenco guitars manifests itself in a limtied number of finely detailed and crafted built works each… Continue reading
To describe Nelly Kate and Dave Watson’s Interstitial Transduction, the People’s Choice Award winner at the 2012 InLight Festival? How about interactive sound image sculptural with electric pick-ups on a leaf tree… Continue reading
Part studio, part community center, Storefront For Community Design also houses Middle of Broad Studio, a VCU Arts program centered on community design. Always a dynamic space, Storefront and MOB go into… Continue reading
Nelly Kate Anderson is an artist living in Richmond, Virginia. Her interests span a variety of genres and include music, photography, writing, and animation. Her latest album, ish ish, was released last year… Continue reading
Make plans to attend our next installment – B+D3: Get Outta Here. This will mark our third outing, and we are pleased to rebottle it under the Beer+Design label. Stay tuned here and… Continue reading