Style Weekly

Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion

February 18, 2009 Special/Signature Issues » ii

VIDEO: Style Weekly's Arts Party 2009 

A celebration of our Unboxed exhibit and the Richmond arts community.

by

Tools

click to enlarge arts_party_200.jpg

At the First Fridays Artwalk in February, Style Weekly launched its Midseason Arts Issues, toasted the Richmond arts community and held an exhibit featuring newspaper boxes transformed by local artists.

We also joined in a special recognition ceremony of local nominees for the Governor's Arts Awards, led by Richmond Ballet's Keith Martin and former first lady of Virginia, Jeannie Baliles.

The event, which drew long lines outside Ghostprint Gallery Feb. 6, explored the art of the everyday. Art 180's "Change for a Ten" project inspired the exhibit. The evening was co-sponsored by First Market Bank and Ghostprint Gallery, with special thanks to Mosaic Unique Events.

  |  

ii archives »

Comments (1)

Showing 1-1 of 1

Add a comment

 
Subscribe to this thread:
By Email
With RSS
Showing 1-1 of 1

Add a comment

Events Calendar
Fri
24 Sat
25 Sun
26 Mon
27 Tue
28 Wed
29 Thu
30

Karaoke

...

Friday Night Wine Down

...

Poetry Night

...

View all of today's events

Submit an event

  • Re: 13. Meade Skelton "Sweet Tea"

    • Meade is handsome, talented, and clever. Perhaps a little bit eccentric and a bit stuck…

    • Posted by Rvanewsworthy
    • on May 20, 2013

  • Re: Thirst for Meaning

    • God Bless General Lee.

    • Posted by RVANewsworthy
    • on May 20, 2013

  • Re: Jammie Chasteen, 30

    • Sally darling, Jesus is no myth. To you Jammie: continue doing what you do and…

    • Posted by Stay Positive
    • on May 6, 2013
  • More »

    • Facebook Recommendations

    Latest in ii

    More by Jason Roop

    Other Publications

    Richmond+360+%28Other+Pubs%29
    2012+Go+Green+%28Other+Pubs%29

    Style Weekly's mission is to provide smart, witty and tenacious coverage of Richmond. Our editorial team strives to reveal Richmond's true identity through unflinching journalism, incisive writing, thoughtful criticism, arresting photography and sophisticated presentation.

    We make sense of the news; pursue those in power; explore the city's arts and culture; open windows on provocative ideas; and help readers know Richmond through its people. We give readers the information to make intelligent decisions.

    Copyright © 2013 Style Weekly
    Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
    All rights reserved
    Powered by Foundation