NIAD Art Center and Richmond Main Street Initiative (RMSI) are excited to announce a new collaboration to raise visibility for Richmond-based artists and bring art into public spaces along 23rd Street and Macdonald Avenues in Downtown Richmond. Who: Established and Read More …
About the exhibition Maybe it’s just this strange moment in time—in which isolation has made physical intimacy of any variety seem so dear—but the idea of a kiss, of a hug, of a lengthy embrace (especially with an acquaintance, or, better yet, Read More …
About the exhibition Memory is the thread that weaves these portraits together. One of the most fascinating and intriguing aspects of our psyche, memory is constantly being measured in relation to the truth. How “accurately” do we remember something? But Read More …
NIAD artist, Jean McElvane, has created a playlist of songs and cartoons for us: Door to Door / Let Us In. “An idea for this playlist came for various home deliveries to our doors,” says Jean. You can listen to Read More …
During February’s Thirsty Thursday, NIAD artists Raven Harper and Shawna Kinard discussed the Windows show they organized, “History in the Making.” Hear about their thinking behind the show and learn about Raven and Shawna’s art practices. Click to watch the Read More …
About the exhibition Not exactly pretend, but the shimmering parallel worlds right beside this one. Inside it, even. About the selector Ari Banias is a poet, and the author of Anybody (2016) and the forthcoming A Symmetry (W. W. Norton, 2021). His recent work appears Read More …
NIAD’s annual fundraiser, Win Win 9, is Saturday March 6, 2021. It’s called Win Win because everyone has a chance to take home fantastic art! Anyone who attends Win Win 9 can bid on silent auction and live auction artworks Read More …
About the exhibition When I was in elementary school, we had to take handwriting as a class. The teacher would hand out lined newsprint and these special pens that were in an odd shape ostensibly to make them easier for Read More …
About the exhibition “Black History Month is a time when I like to think about how we talk about our history together at NIAD. We learn about reading and cooking and printmaking and sewing. I’ve been thinking about how I’ve been coming Read More …
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