Artwalk Friday
As autumn approaches and the weather cools down, everyone is more inclined to venture out into the calm night air. Fortunately First Fridays Art Walk yields even more reason to step out.
This Friday, join Curated Culture as they embark on their 8th Season of First Fridays Art Walk and help 1708 Gallery celebrate its 30th Anniversary and welcome the first InLight RICHMOND project to the city.
Enjoy the seasonal transition with live entertainment in the form of music, dance and Civil War reenactments as you stroll along and view the various exhibits.
Indulge in the following list of Richmond.com's First Fridays Art Walk September lineup.
312 Gallery
No events scheduled.
312 Brook Road, (804) 339-2535
1708 Gallery
Artistic duo Rebecca Murtaugh and Matthew N. Gehring present: Seductions; a series of mixed media installations.
319 W. Broad St., (804) 643-1708
art6 Gallery
Award-winning photographer Thomas Daniel will sign copies of his newest release "The Southern Cause: For the Love of Dixie." Margaret Porter-Daniel combines engraving, silkscreen, litho crayon, wallpaper, and other materials to present a new perspective on the Battle of Gettysburg. Music will be provided by The Slack Brothers Bluegrass Band from 7:30 to 9 p.m. as well as an appearance by Civil War reenactors at 7:15. Additional entertainment including dancers from the troupe To The Earth will be featured outside of the gallery.
6 E. Broad St., (804) 343-1406
Miami-based artist Courtney Johnson uses photography and painting techniques to create works that discuss nature, technology and humans.
200 W. Marshall St., (804) 644-0005 First Fridays Restaurants: Bistro Twenty Seven Chez Foushee Comfort Lift Coffee Shop Popkin Tavern Tarrant's Cafe |
Ghostprint Gallery
Highly acclaimed VCU alumni Barry Bruner, Neal Iwan, Chris White and Danny Robbins present their works ranging from richly colored oil paintings to politically barbed digital images. Thea Duskin, presents Night Shade, a processional featuring Balinese influenced shadow puppets and music by members of the Gamelan Raga Kusuma. Processional begins at 10:15pm on West Broad Street .
220 W. Broad St., (804) 344-1557
Kristin Caskey: Jumpsuit Mixed media installation; Elizabeth Turrell: Vault Project; Adam Juresko: Shop Show.
311 W. Broad St., (804) 644-5450
Studio/Gallery 6
Re-opening reception featuring: Leonard Pearlman, neon sculpture/installation; Todd S. Hale, mixed media; and Dylan, photography.
6 E. Broad St., (252) 207-4677
Studio 418
Grand Opening Reception from 7 to 9 p.m., featuring "Bay Skies", newest works in oil by Maruta Racenis.
418 W. Broad St., (804) 225-0020
Transmission
Kate Horn presents: Mythmaker Sculptures and prints. Exhibit begins at 7 p.m.
321 Brook Road, (804) 200-9985
Visual Art Studio
Featuring selected works from the recent exhibition, "Diamonds" at the Galerie Pavillion du Val de Grace, Paris American Academy Paris, France, created with acrylic polymers and metallic pigments on shaped canvases by world renowned California artist Jack Reilly. Exhibition hours: 7 to10 p.m.
208 West Broad St., (804) 644-1368
Curated Culture's First Fridays Artwalk takes place on the first Friday of each month from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. For more information, including other participating cultural venues, shops and restaurants, call (804) 344-1508 or visit them online at firstfridaysrichmond.com .
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