- Arnold62:While the narration is never explicitly identified as fitting a particular frame of refere(...)
- Stacey Evans:I highly recommend visiting this show, I will visit it every week.(...)
- Derry Wade:For more information on the symposium, please visit http://www.arch.virginia.edu/symposia/(...)
- Stacey:You got it. When I sat down to edit for this show I looked for a connection beyond the pat(...)
- Beryl Solla:This is a lovely show!(...)
- an Artisans Center of Virginia gallery
- Andrea Wynne Fine Furnishings and Accessories
- Angelo
- Art Upstairs
- Artisans Center of Virginia
- Bozart
- C&O Gallery
- C'ville Arts
- C'ville Coffee
- Café Cubano
- Charlottesville Community Design Center
- Flying Pig Art Center
- Java Java Downtown
- Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection
- KRONOS Gallery
- La Galeria
- Les Yeux du Monde
- McGuffey Art Center
- Migration: A Gallery
- New Dominion Bookshop
- Newcomb Hall Gallery
- Nichols Gallery Annex
- Piedmont Virginia Community College Galleries
- Ruffin Gallery
- Sage Moon Gallery
- SkyLight Studios
- Speak! Language Center
- Staunton-Augusta Art Center
- The Arts Center in Orange
- The Bridge
- The Gallery @ 5th & Water
- The Mill
- The Mill Gallery
- The New Dominion Book Shop
- The Niche at the Fine Arts Library
- The Second Street Gallery
- The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Church
- Try & Make
- UVA Art Museum
- UVA's Harrison Institute and Small Special Collections Library
- Vinegar Hill Theatre
- Virginia Artists in Action
- Washington & Lee's Staniar Gallery
- Woodberry Forest School




However much is going on in Hilary Wilder's painted installation, "High Lonesome," currently exploding across the Dové Gallery's walls at Second Street Gallery, it's merely a glimmer of the thought underlying (or perhaps floating over) the project. Wilder expresses a "both-and" point of view, headily (...)
The last time Steve Taylor exhibited at the McGuffey Art Center, he filled the main gallery with oversized oil-on-canvas landscapes. He reserved one wall, though, for a collection of small studies on paper. Taylor’s large paintings were competently executed, but these smaller works, created quickly (...)
I don't want to hear anybody say, "I'm bored—there's nothing to do," this Friday because from where I stand (or sit) there is way, way too much to do. Having First Friday coincide with the Virginia Film Festival means a veritable cornucopia of visual pleasures for those lucky enough to be in the 'vil (...)
One thing I look forward to during the Virginia Film Festival is the chance to view edgy, experimental pieces that usually only screen in urban centers like Chicago or New York. But this year the arty offerings are few and far between. Two exceptions are Kevin Everson's new feature, Erie, and a group e (...)
On a recent autumn evening, as people mingled and sipped wine while admiring Dean Dass's paintings at Les Yeux du Monde's newly completed hilltop gallery, architect W.G. Clark stood on the grassy lawn below the boxy structure and studied his latest project. "It's a little mysterious because it doesn't (...)
"D. Smith" is one amazing artist--- and one amazingly willing to spend time in a perishable medium, as this October 13 chalk drawing on the First Amendment Monument amply demonstrates. (...)




















