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Event Series Like the Dust Settles in Layers, So Does the Story Exhibition

Like the Dust Settles in Layers, So Does the Story Exhibition

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

An 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. ...

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Event Series Virginia is for Music Lovers: A History of Virginia’s Black Excellence in Music

Virginia is for Music Lovers: A History of Virginia’s Black Excellence in Music

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

A 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 ...

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Artist Talk: Re(CLAY)mation of Collaborative Intersections

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

Learn from Lydia C. Thompson, a mixed media artist, as she discusses the history of African American ceramics and the inception for the “Like the Dust Settles in Layers, So Does the Story” and 2024 NCECA Multicultural Fellowship exhibitions. Thompson's lecture will include the history of African American ceramics from enslaved people who worked in ...

Free

Bridging the Wealth Gap Financial Literacy Workshop

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

Join us at BHMVA for an enlightening financial literacy workshop. Registration is required. Discover actionable strategies to build generational wealth and drive sustainable community development. Celebrate 154 years of Bridging the Wealth Gap with us and don't miss the kids' breakout session with an interactive budget activity! ...

Free

What is Clay Children’s Program with Ceramic Artist Kathy Reid

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

A hands-on experience, journey into the world of clay. Discover what clay is, where it's found, and explore words that describe its unique texture. Designed for children aged 8 and up. Adult Admission Required Free admission for participating youth ...

Free

Event Series Like the Dust Settles in Layers, So Does the Story Exhibition

Like the Dust Settles in Layers, So Does the Story Exhibition

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

An 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. ...

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NCECA Multicultural Fellowship Exhibition

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

The 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, ...

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Event Series NCECA Multicultural Fellowship Exhibition

NCECA Multicultural Fellowship Exhibition

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

The 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, ...

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Event Series Art of Freedom II Exhibition

Art of Freedom II Exhibition

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

Showcases creations done by Virginia-born or Virginia-based artists comprised of pieces from painters, sculptors, illustrators, photographers, original printmakers, fabric artis, glass and wood artisans, jewelry designers and crafters. Visitors are invited to experience artists’ works that represent how they see freedom. ...

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Soul Santa at Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

While at the museum, children and families are invited to hear Christmas stories, participate in arts and crafts activities, and have a little treat. Each child who visits can have a photo made with Soul Santa to take home. This is a free community program. To register, click the link below to see available time ...

Free

Art of Freedom: Meet the Artists

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

As part of The Art of Freedom I exhibition meet a few of the featured artists. Learn more about their work through engaging, interactive, and enlightening presentation andconversation. Hear directly from them about how they interpret their work and what inspires them. Panel moderator is Mary C. Lauderdale, Director of Collections.September's featured artists: Lizzie Brown, ...

Free

The Art of Freedom II Exhibition: Meet the Artists

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

Come out and meet a few of the featured artists in the exhibition. Learn more about their work through engaging, interactive, and enlightening presentation, and conversation. Hear directly from them about how they interpret their work and what inspires them. ...

Free

Event Series Dope Beats, Rap Queens & Fly Jocks: A Celebration of 50 Years of Hip Hop

Something Rotten – Weekend One

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

A special pop up exhibition curated by ElBravador, Lonnie B, and Mike Street with items from their own personal collections. See unique and dope artifacts used by these Hip Hop legends in the days when we learned it didn’t mean you had an itch if you scratched. ...

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Documentary Screening: Paul Laurence Dunbar: Beyond the Mask

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

Documentary on the life and legacy of the first African American poet/writer to gain international fame. Filmmaker, Frederick Lewis, a professor at Ohio University, will be present to introduce the film and lead a post-screening discussion, joined by Lisa Edwards-Burrs, the voice of Mr. Dunbar's wife. ...

Free

Soul Santa

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

Children can take a picture with Soul Santa as well as listen to a Christmas story and participate in crafts. Registration is required. ...

Free

Soul Santa

Black History Museum of Virginia 122 W. Leigh Street, Richmond

Children can take a picture with Soul Santa as well as listen to a Christmas story and participate in crafts. Registration is required. ...

Free
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