New exhibit uses natural elements to highlight pain, experiences of enslaved people
Sahara Sriraman, Spectrum Editor A 25-minute video displayed on a projector shows close-up images of soil and dirt while playing sounds of singing, crying and […]
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Read-in celebrates black identity and personhood through art and literature
Aerin Fortes, Contributing Writer Jiana Smith, Contributing Writer Richmonders came together in a chic, music-filled space for an evening of black art and literature on […]
‘Disease Thrower’: Retracing the loss and anxieties of migration
Fabiana Acosta, Contributing Writer Layers are intriguing. The layers from our lives add to who we are and develop us to who we are going […]
ICA exhibit promotes healing, dialogue regarding immigration and illness
Katherine Noble, Contributing Writer Towering cream-colored sculptures, massive glimmering gongs, sequin-encrusted embroidery and lavender walls traced with silver lines paint a rich scene featuring found […]
ICA’s newest exhibit digs deep into race and inequality
Iman Mekonen, Spectrum Editor Upon entering a wide room with bright natural light, a large turquoise arch — composed of several large octagons — towers […]