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NCECA Multicultural Fellowship Exhibition
Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, RichmondThe practice of using clay as a medium for artistic expression has been in existence in many cultures, including the African diaspora, for centuries. Works included in this exhibition range from tabletop vases to life-sized creations and invite the audience to reconsider stereotypes based on community existing in the physical and mental state of environments, ...
Like the Dust Settles in Layers, So Does the Story Exhibition
Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, RichmondAn exhibition organized by Lydia C. Thompson. Works by the presenting artists invite the audience to reconsider stereotypes based on community existing in physical and the mental state of environments, race and racial identities, economics, and one’s place in society. As we navigate these troubling times, the pieces reflect self-reflection, strength, and beauty of resilience. ...
Virginia is for Music Lovers: A History of Virginia’s Black Excellence in Music
Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, RichmondA special interactive pop-up exhibition which showcases the vibrant heritage of Black music in Virginia. This exhibition highlights the talents of local Virginia artists, musicians, DJs, and historians, illustrating their contributions to the soulful rhythms and powerful narratives of the African American experience. QR codes accompany each piece on display, which unlock curated playlists of ...