Champions of Change pairs artwork by Richmond youth artists with Peace Post's collection of 198 global peace advocate portraits. Through their work, ART 180’s students honor the activists, business leaders, educators, and cultural figures from Jackson Ward's Black Wall Street era; the people who built a thriving Black community right here in Richmond. Peace Post […]
Things can get pricey during the holidays, and rather than racking up a steep cost of gifts, why not make your own! The Atlas Holiday Workshops are a one-day series of drop-in workshops that will allow you to take custom gift giving into your own hands. For one $7 ticket (or $10 at the door, […]
We’re excited to invite you to the opening of Hol’on We Stay Here, a youth-curated and created exhibition that marks the culmination of ART 180’s summer teen programs. This immersive show explores the legacy of displacement in Jackson Ward, once known as Richmond’s Black Wall Street, through the lens of the young artists who spent […]
Join us for the Easel, ART 180’s monthly art-in-the-parklet series spotlighting Black women artists in Richmond., running April through September. The Easel transforms a city block into a space for intentional creative interruption, public art, and community connection. On July 17, we welcome Lanecia A. Rouse to the parklet to create a new piece, live […]
Join us for ART 180’s live, monthly art-in-the-parklet series spotlighting Black women artists in Richmond., April through September. Each month, The Easel transforms our block into a space for intentional creative interruption, public art, and community connection. It’s not a gallery. It’s not First Fridays. We're doing something different! For June, we welcome Ti’yana Anderson […]
Join us for ART 180’s live, monthly art-in-the-parklet series—featuring a curated lineup of Black women artists, April through September. Each month, The Easel transforms our block into a space for intentional creative interruption, public art, and community connection. It’s not a gallery. It’s not First Fridays. It’s something different. This year's Easel season continues with […]
Join us at our Atlas Gallery for an evening that celebrates creativity, sustainability, and storytelling. Cross Contour brings together the work of the young artists in our programs, showcasing their talents and inviting you to participate in an interactive and collaborative art experience. What to Expect: * Live Panel Discussion: Explore the realities of life […]
✨ The Atlas Holiday Market – Global Edit ✨ is almost here, and y’all are invited. ? Opening Party: Friday, Dec. 6 | 5–9 p.m.
? Atlas Gallery, 114 W Marshall St Our Atlas Holiday Market returns with a renewed focus on showcasing a global perspective. We’re highlighting the cross-cultural community of Richmond in honor of […]
The Easel returns for its final event of 2024, and it’s going out with a creative bang! We are excited to welcome David Marion, a nationally recognized painter whose rich, thematic work touches on family, faith, love, and the Black experience in America. In the two hours of the Easel, witness David craft a piece […]
The newest edition of the Easel is taking over the parklet Thursday, Aug 15! Watch one of Richmond's most notable artists, S. Ross Browne work his magic, crafting a masterpiece in just two hours—watch him turn a blank canvas into something you’ll be talking about for weeks. We'll have Noah's Rockin' Buns food truck on […]
Opening Friday, August 2, at ART 180, Found Emotions: Our Revolution is the final exhibition and culmination of the Atlas Artist Residency–a summerlong art intensive for an esteemed group of creative and dedicated high school artists, led by teaching artists-in-residence, Xolani Sivunda (ART 180’s inaugural International Artist in Residence from Cape Town, South Africa) and […]
The Easel is your creative oasis in the parklet, transforming a quiet city block into a buzzy, artistic, communal experience! For July, we are hosting Richmond artist Niyah McGee, an alum of our 2023 Atlas Artist Residency and current resident artist of The Art Seen. Niyah will take a blank canvas and in two hours […]
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