Gallery talk presented by Margaret Dorsey and Miguel Diaz-Barriga, University of Richmond Professors of Anthropology and Sociology. Presented in conjunction with their book, "Fencing in Democracy" and the exhibition "Border Cantos/Sonic Border" currently on view in the Harnett Museum of Art. A reception follows the talk. Free and open to everyone.
Join us for a screening of Talking Leaves (2022). Commissioned for the Singapore Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale, Talking Leaves is the first feature film from award-winning artist, writer and filmmaker Shubigi Rao. Talking Leaves is both a prescient and timely artistic documentary. Filmed solo across 5 years, it spans multiple sites across the […]
Featuring a musical trio with Jessica Pavone, viola; Scott Clark, drums; and Adam Hopkins, bass. Free and open to everyone. Doors open at 7pm.
Join us for a free family arts day celebration! Free hands-on art activities, art exhibitions, a scavenger hunt, workshop with members of the Latin Ballet of Virginia, refreshments, and a performance by Latin Ballet of Virginia. Free and open to everyone! Register for free tickets for performance: https://tickets.modlin.richmond.edu/5353/5354
Join us for an artist talk, "Border Cantos: The Collaboration" presented by Guillermo Galindo and Richard Misrach. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition "Border Cantos/Sonic Border" currently on view in the Harnett Museum of Art. Lecture held in the Queally Center, Breed Pavilion, University of Richmond. A reception follows the talk in the Harnett Museum […]
Celebrate the opening of the exhibition, "Cauleen Smith: Dusk of Dawn." Smith explores new futures and ways of memorializing the past in an immersive, commissioned installation that reconsiders the meaning of Reconstruction.
Inspired by the tradition of a pre-meal aperitif, this monthly program offers a chance to cleanse the mental palate, spark close-looking, and ignite deep thought. Presented by Dr. Kymberly S. Newberry, Professor of Art and Art History, University of Richmond.
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