Recent Shows at Crossroads Art Center

Art of Business Throwdown: Real Small Art League and Richmond Craft Mafia:

Susan Singer:

Adele Castillo:

(There is something going on here between Castillo's super-saturated-almost-fluorescent-in-spots color palette versus the extremely delicate touch with which some of the paint is being handled. Several of these paintings are haunting.)

Kathleen Westkaemper:

Linda Holland:

(I want this.)

E. B. Kellinger:

Info about Crossroads' upcoming shows can be found at their website.

Recently Opened

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At VMFA: (opened July 10th) Chuck Close's "People Who Matter To Me" and work by Jun Kaneko (opened July 17th)

At Crossroads Art Center: (opened July 16th) The Art of Business Throwdown featuring work by Real Small Art League artists and the Richmond Craft Mafia





At Reference Gallery: (opened July 16th) Space Slave Trade Presents New Work by Seychelle Obsidian Digiomi Allah and Chinonyeelu Uchechi Amobi





At ADA Gallery: (opened July 13) Kristin Beal-DeGrandmont's "Indigenous Territory"

Lazy Sunday Link Monday

Lana Waldrep's painting, "Flats" will be on view as part of Page Bond's "Summer Solstice" exhibition

RTD on Page Bond’s “Road and Rails”- current exhibition, on view until July ("Summer Solstice" is Page Bond's upcoming show, set to open July 7th)

Images from Roads and Rails with commentary by Page Bond

ArtAwards at RIR

Salon de Refuses at Crossroads Art Center (until July 4^th)

Style on Podium- collected writing and art of Richmond’s public school students

VMFA Muse Awards honors Fountainhead Properties and others

ADA’s pics from "Lonesome Canoe" opening

Tiffany Glass Ferreira at Crossroads Art Center

From Tiffany's website:

"INDOOR ART WALK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 6-9pm

Since Friday's weather forecast is questionable, how about spending at least part of the evening with us, dry and surrounded by art? We'll be at Crossroads Art Center at 2016 Staples Mill Road (behind Krispy Kreme on Broad) along with... artists: Linda Hollett-Bazouzi, James Bassfield, Judy Anderson, the James River Art League, the National Art of Recovery Show, and the All Media Show juried by Robert Walz-food from Qdoba, Mexican Grill, Sticks Kebob Shop, Gearharts Fine Chocolates (new to town! hot dog!!), and The Melting Pot, -live music by Quiet Step Ensemble...and it's all FREE!! Which means you'll have cash to spare for a beer or a glass of wine to benefit ART 180."

~ This from Art 180's email newletter. Can't say it better myself!

100% of my art sales over the opening weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) will be donated to Art 180: www.art180.org

PLUS:

50% of my art on view is around $20

100% of my artwork is child safe ~ using non-toxic materials and acrylic paints.

Email me if you have any questions ~ iknowtiffany@gmail.com

*Sorry we missed the opening, but hopefully Richmonders will visit this weekend and make some purchases in support of Tiffany and Art 180.