Visual Arts

Museums

Standing on Shoulders

After a major kickoff, "Giants" starts monumental conversations at VMFA.
Don Harrison -
Music

Sights and Sounds

Blank Verse Records offers artists — musical and visual — an opportunity to shine.
Davy Jones -
Visual Arts

A Clean Flame

Patrick Berran's "Burn Blue" at The Foyer Gallery finds the painter still challenging himself while battling cancer.
Karen Newton -
Arts + Culture

Stuck on You

“Hello My Name Is” highlights sticker culture with works from hundreds of artists around the world.
Andrew Cothern -
Museums

Going Postal

VMFA exhibits “Cardbirds,” a series of Robert Rauschenberg works inspired by cardboard boxes, for the first time in more than four decades.
Rich Griset -
Photography

On Lake Elster

Artist Will Connally's solo show at Reynolds Gallery is rooted in folklore, stories and myths.
Karen Newton -
Arts + Culture

Work Hard, Clay Hard

Los Angeles-born communal clay studio Still Life Ceramics has found a home in Scott's Addition.
Gabriella Lacombe -
Museums

Vodou Chile

The ICA at VCU readies “Ayida,” an exhibition that delves into the spiritual and material complexities of the Caribbean diaspora. 
Rich Griset -
Arts + Culture

Exploring Borders

Gallery5's "Newbodies/Nobodies II" is an expansive, prescient show that centers immigration.
Sommer Browning -
Books

The Art of the Steal

Jared Throne weaves a gritty, sci-fi heist tale in his new graphic novel “Bridge Planet Nine.”
Andrew Cothern -
Arts + Culture

Glamourous Resistance

A new group show at Artspace celebrates queer works that stand against oppression.
Karen Newton -
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