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Announcement

VCUarts Offers Interdisciplinary Course on Dance, Design, and Community Justice

Design professor Wes Taylor and dance professor MK Abadoo launch interdisciplinary course that helps students facilitate dialogues on power dynamics through community-building.

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VCUarts Professor Guadalupé Maravilla Awarded 2019 Guggenheim Fellowship

Multidisciplinary artist and assistant professor of sculpture, Guadalupé Maravilla, was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship to continue his exploration of border politics and his personal displacement.

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Cauleen Smith, Irena Haiduk, and Martine Syms on View at the ICA in Richmond

Two new exhibitions open on February 16 at the Institute for Contemporary Art at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia.

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VCU MFA Student Marie Fornaro in Conversation with Department Chair Susie Ganch

Marie Fornaro is a Craft and Material Studies MFA candidate at VCUarts. The program offers concentrations in Clay, Fiber, Metal, Glass, and Wood.

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VCUarts Kinetic Imaging Seeks MFA Candidates for 2019

KI offers a hybrid, in-depth inquiry into emerging media, video, sound, and animated arts.

Announcement

Emerging Artists Define Their Path at VCU School of the Arts Department of Photography and Film

VCUarts is one of the nation’s leading arts schools, dedicated to advancing creative expression, new scholarship and innovation.

Announcement

Provocations: Rashid Johnson and Hedges, Edges, Dirt Explore Nativism, and Expressions of Power

Two new exhibitions now open at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Richmond, VA.

Announcement

VCUarts Painting + Printmaking Seeks MFA Candidates for 2019

An MFA program that combines studio time, theory, travel and career opportunities at one of the nation's leading art schools.

Announcement

Visiting Artists Play a Pivotal Role in VCU School of the Arts’ Department of Sculpture + Extended Media

Students receive full tuition support, paid assistantships, research travel grants and exhibition opportunities.

News

Art Provocateurs Hang “Ku Klux Klowns” in Virginia’s Capital [UPDATED]

The anonymous art collective Indecline hung eight clowns dressed in KKK robes from a tree in Richmond, Virginia.

Art

From Climate Change to Race Relations, Artists Respond to Richmond, Virginia

New Dominion, a group show at Mixed Greens, brings together the work of eight artists living and working in Richmond, Virginia.