Journalist. Photographer. Traveler. Inclusionist. Mallory Noe-Payne keeps our futures intertwined by covering issues that effect our commonwealth. And then she tells us about these issues. Mallory wants us to be informed and educated and… Continue reading
Cowmilker no more, Mallory Noe-Payne is our connection to wild places. Foreign travels, check check check, chalked slabs with just toe and finger holds, check check, the jungle of our commonwealth’s capitol, check.… Continue reading
Big ideas. Big construction sites. Tiny drops of water. Justin Whiteford sees water vapor at a scale few of us have experienced. Over a train yard. In Manhattan. 10,000 stories up. Find out… Continue reading
Studio Collective. Documenters of design process, focusing on student projects amassed from the majors of architecture, graphic design, industrial design, interior design, and landscape architecture. 33 black cladded stealth journalist ninjas and one… Continue reading
Hit mute and gape! That tiny dot that keeps tethering itself to something structural on each of the floors? Justin Whiteford. We can’t wait to hear new-Richmonder Justin Whiteford expand on his adventures hovering above… Continue reading
Briget Ganske was kind enough to share her entire presentation (including narration!) for all to enjoy. It is 10 minutes of brilliant storytelling and visual poetry. So whether you missed B+D6: Tall Tales,… Continue reading
Briget Ganske’s photography and documentary film-making talents carry her all over the world, including the James River. Her film Belle Isle with Retired James River Park System manager Ralph White recently won 2nd… Continue reading
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
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
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
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
ctrl – Detail, architecture, city, region, nation. Define depth of field: the distance between the nearest and farthest in-focus objects. What should be in focus, and at what scale, what context? ctrl + Landscape, architecture, documentation,… Continue reading