VCU hosts event promoting Black disability awareness
Ebonique Little, Contributing Writer The importance of disabled Black artists was emphasized in a workshop hosted by VCU’s Partnership for People with Disabilities on Wednesday. […]
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ICA exhibit showcases Argentinian artist’s decade of multimodal work
Iman Mekonen, Spectrum Editor Kofi Mframa, Contributing Writer Punctured paintings with cutouts of various shapes and sizes are a notable feature in the paintings of […]
Local muralists team up to spark discourse on injustice
Ebonique Little, Contributing Writer Strangers are combining different cultures and artistic talents to create murals throughout Richmond that foster conversations about race relations and healing. […]
‘The Surrender of Lee’ portrays the power of Lee monument
Rebecca Elrod, Contributing Writer A VCU graduate’s painting of the graffitied statue of Robert E. Lee on Monument Avenue is giving new meaning to an […]
VCU alumni update ‘Greetings From Richmond’ mural to reflect BLM protests, civil unrest
Iman Mekonen, Spectrum Editor Police officers emerging from clouds of tear gas, protesters with numerous signs crying out for racial justice and a burning police […]
