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November 08, 2011 Arts & Events » Arts and Culture

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In Jonathan Brilliant's hands, sticks are stirring.

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Jonathan Brilliant, recent artist in residence at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, hails from the handwork legacy of coastal South Carolina, but operates with a strong affinity for the British environment artists of the 1970s and '80s. Artists such as…

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