Languishing Link Monday

Katie Baines (above: "Tightrope") is currently showing at ADA as part of the gallery's "7th Anniversary Show"

Art 180 and students change the face of Manchester

Tommy Emmanuel Benefit Concert (to benefit CultureWorks' grant program) at CenterStage- June 25^th

Style's Call for cartoonists- deadline July 12^th

Richmond (public art) fountain?

Style on Tiffany

Arlington Arts Center Solo Exhibition proposals due July 1^st

Visarts' blog post and Dan Pink video

Here a Link There a Link Monday

"The Printers Show" is now on view at Studio Two Three

"Feed Me Art" UR senior thesis exhibition coverage

Short review of Amuse restaurant at VMFA

Art 180’s “The Big Show” May 26 at Plant Zero

The Hat reviews WaPo’s review of VMFA

Richmond Magazine on David Gray Turner, now showing at Glave Kocen

RVA Mag interviews Whitley Gallery artist Kevin Greene

Modern Art Notes goofs on Cucinelli and VMFA

Page Bond video interview with RVA artist Cindy Neuschwander

RAGE on “Arts for All” at 1708

Richmond Mag on Biennials and VMFA Biennial- John Ravenal says it’s something the VMFA will be “looking at” (!!!!)

Congratulations to VCU MFA candidate Janet Bruhn (we just posted images of some of her work here), who will be awarded a Joan Mitchell Grant for painting (this news via VCU Arts fb page)

Call for graffiti artists: “Strassen Kunst” at Artspace

The Printers Show at Studio Two Three will be on view until May 17th- info about May events and rental now up at their website

Spring Fever Link Monday

"Sky Was Yellow, Sun Was Blue" with work by Claire Stigliani (above), will open Fourth Friday April 23rd at Russell/Projects

Heather Russell (Russell/Projects) writes about "Sky Was Yellow, Sun Was Blue" in Grid

VMFA's Insight Symposium for college students in the arts was this last weekend (Did anyone go? How was it?)

"Home is Where the Art Is" coming up this week at 1708

RAGE on Reference Gallery

Style on VA Arts Festival

Should creativity be Richmond's new history?

I could go on and on on First Fridays and Michelangelo drawings at the Muscarelle Museum in Williamsburg

Check out this list of arts getaways in VA (Minds Wide Open is sponsoring a travel contest)

RVA Mag reports on J. Ferguson's latest show

RTD on Eve Plumb (aka Jan Brady) showing at Chasen Galleries (opens April 15th) and "Every Child Deserves a Home" at Library of Virginia

Arlington Arts Center's call for proposals- SOLOS 2011 (deadline July 1st)

Karl Link-erfeld Monday

Ansel Adams at UR's Lora Robbins Gallery

Cherri Hankins's "Unsighted" at Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen seeks to provide unsighted viewers with a tactile art experience

VA's Arlington Arts Center is taking applications for "Image/Project," a national video/photography show

More First Friday fun on fb

RTD on Annie Hogan at Artspace

Richmond Art Gallery Examiner (R.A.G.E.?) on:
Julie Elkins at Eric Schindler, Paul Di Pasquale above Red Door, and Jackie Hoysted at Art6
(that does it- we are RSS'in' this lady's feed- look for it below)

GRID on:
Jake Urbanski's "The Stories I Want To Tell" at Main Art, October 2nd
John Barber and Josh Barber (father/son) at Gallery 5800, October 9th

The Hat on upcoming info about CultureWorks (the "reformed Richmond Arts Council")

Richmond magazine on up-and-coming arts events and spaces

Submit to RVA News's new photoblog

Checkin' in with the Real Small Art League

1212 Gallery's National Juried Photography Exhibition Finalists

Style's fall Gallery Guide

In case you missed them- pics from last LAST weekend's Guerrilla Art Show (from SLANTblog)

Deadline for Arlington Arts Center 2010 Solo Exhibitions

From the AAC website:

CALL FOR ENTRIES: 2010 SOLOS
APPLICATION DEADLINE: August 1, 2009
NOTIFICATION DATE: Sept. 30, 2009

WHAT ARE THE SOLOS?

Each year, TEN to FOURTEEN ARTISTS from across the Mid-
Atlantic region are selected for solo exhibitions to take place
in one of AAC’s seven separate gallery spaces, or outside on
the grounds. Proposals that specifically take into account
AAC’s space, layout, and surrounding environs are
encouraged. Floor plans are available on our website.

WHO CAN SUBMIT?

Artists who produce cutting edge contemporary art in any/all
media, and who live or work in Virginia; Washington, DC;
Maryland; West Virginia; Delaware; or Pennsylvania may
submit exhibition proposals. Any existing works must have
been completed within the last 3 years in order to be considered.

HOW DO WE CHOOSE?

Submissions will be reviewed by the curators, artists, and other
arts professionals who make up the AAC Exhibitions
Committee. This process will be led by our two special guest
panelists:
Anne Surak, Director of the contemporary Washington, D.C.
art gallery, PROJECT 4
Henry L. Thaggert, notable D.C. art collector and curator

Get more info. at AAC's website!