The Visual Arts Center of Richmond was named a multi-category winner in Richmond magazine’s 2021 Best & Worst Issue. VisArts won first place in the following categories: “Best Youth Art Instruction,” and, “Best Adult Art Classes.”
read moreWTVR featured VisArts’ virtual Art-After-School gallery during the COVID-19 pandemic.
read moreR•Home wrote a feature story on artist and VisArts instructor Tracy Shell.
read moreRVA Hub did a feature story on the NCECA Conference coming to Richmond, VA, co-hosted by VisArts.
read moreCBS 6 did a feature story on Quirk Hotel’s new mural rooms, featuring collaborate artwork from local Richmond artist and creative companies. A portion of the sales from these room bookings benefit VisArts.
read moreCommonwealth Times included the “walking with” exhibition, in VisArts’ True F. Luck Gallery, as a part of their upcoming exhibits preview.
read moreRichmond Magazine included VisArts’ Art-o-Mat in a write-up about being a “tourist in your own town.”
read moreCBS 6 included a feature for Craft + Design, specifically R-Home’s booths at the event.
read moreR•Home did a full feature on Marlene Barnett, the featured speaker at the Rise + Shine Brunch during Craft + Design weekend.
read moreCBS 6 did a full write up on the VisArts Chili Throwdown.
read moreRichmond.com featured VisArts’ exhibitions “Color Cargo” and “walking with” as part of their Fall Arts Preview 2019.
read moreThe Visual Arts Center of Richmond was named a multi-category winner in Richmond magazine’s 2019 Best & Worst issue. VisArts won first place in the following categories: “Best Place for Adults to Learn a New Skill,” “Best Adult Art Classes” and “Best Youth Art Classes.” The center won second place in the “Best Children’s After-School […]
read moreOn March 27, Dwell included Craft + Design as a part of their Journey by Design series for Richmond.
read moreOn February 24, NBC12 featured VisArts in a segment dedicated to the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
read moreOn February 6, Richmond magazine featured VisArts in an article titled: “Where to Buy Art in Richmond.”
read moreOn Nov. 15, Craft+Design Featured Artist Ryan Lawless did a special wheel throwing demonstration on Virginia This Morning, produced by CBS6. The Art of Ceramic Making with Ryan Lawless
read moreOn Nov. 13, VisArts Executive Director Stefanie Fedor appeared on NBC12’s “12 About Town” segment with Richmond artist Leigh Suggs. Stefanie and Leigh highlighted the Penland School of Crafts Booth at Craft+Design 2018. 54th Annual Craft and Design
read moreOn Nov. 11, Richmond Times-Dispatch Reporter Holly Prestidge published an article dedicated to VisArts’ Craft+Design Show. The piece appeared on the cover the newspaper’s arts and culture section and in digital form. More than 150 local and national artists make Craft + Design at Main Street Station’s train shed a Richmond treasure “From Nov. 16 through […]
read moreOn November 9, the Richmond Times-Dispatch featured VisArts’ Make Space Program in an article by Nicole Kappatos.
read moreOn August 29, the Richmond Times-Dispatch published a fall feature focused on VisArts’ classes and events, written by freelance writer, Kimberly Gadette.
read moreIn an August 21 article, Style Weekly featured the opening of VisArts’ exhibition “Of secrecy, the violet,” by New York City-based artist, Elissa Levy. Curator Lauren Ross was excited to introduce Richmond audiences to Levy. “In an era defined by an absence of consensus on what’s fake and what’s true, issues around media today are […]
read moreThe Richmond Times-Dispatch featured VisArts’ Young+Artful fundraiser in an August 17 article, “Young + Artful 2018: Rock + Roll High School at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond.” “If you’re a 20-something who lives month to month under mountains of student and other debts, chances are the art classes you loved as a child take a back seat […]
read moreIn a July 9 article, ABC8 featured the release of VisArts’ fall catalog.
read moreWashington and Lee University’s online publication, The Columns, published a feature about VisArts’ intern, Xinxian Wang. Xinxian spent eight weeks at the Visual Arts Center in Richmond through a career and professional development summer internship offered in conjunction with W&L’s Office of Community-Based Learning. “This experience encourages me to explore a more diverse range of courses […]
read moreThe Richmond Times-Dispatch named VisArts in a July 31 article, “10 ways to cool down in Richmond.” “By the end of summer, the charm of sunny days has worn off, replaced by a fear of sunburns and heat stroke. So why not shun the light and learn a real skill with the Visual Arts Center’s […]
read more