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artoberVA is a month-long celebration of arts and culture held each year in October,  in conjunction with National Arts and Humanities month. 

Explore, engage, and be inspired by the hundreds of organizations and artists making our home a world class arts and culture destination.  Coming October, 2017!

The goal of artoberVA is to increase awareness of and participation in arts and culture offerings across our region during October and throughout the year.  Dig In!

Worth Higgins & Associates presents the east coast premiere screening of "Pressing On: The Letterpress Film" on October 10, 2017, at the Byrd Theatre. Presented by the Emmy Award winning team at Bayonet Media, the film explores the question: why has the 500-year old process of letterpress survived?

 Producer Kevin Grazioli and Co-Director Erin Beckloff will be in attendance for a Q&A session immediately following the film.

We have a limited number of tickets to give away to Studio Two Three followers, members, students, fans! Email ashley@studiotwothree.org to reserve your ticket!!!!   Tickets are $5.

Doors: 6:45pm, Show: 7:15pm, Q&A: 9:00pm
Byrd Theatre, 2908 West Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23221
Come to downtown Richmond's riverfront to celebrate the roots, richness and variety of American culture through music, dance, traditional crafts, storytelling and food. 
With 8 stages, and more than 30 different artists, this event is FREE to attend. 
For all details and the artist line up, visit:  http://www.richmondfolkfestival.org/
Friday: 6 PM - 10:00 PM
Saturday: Noon - 9:30 PM
Sunday: Noon - 6:00 PM


The Carytown Merchants Association is proud to work with artoberVA to present 
the Nights in Carytown event series - Thursday Nights in October!
artoberVA Paintings by Jeanie Collin Keys 
Mingle with the Artist at Elements!
3425 W Cary St.

Drop by anytime to see the work of 4 local artists.
We'll be open till 8 pm on Thursdays - come meet the artist at Jeweler's Services, Inc. 
3011 W. Cary St.

The Virginia War Memorial hosts the Art of War Expo
showcasing vivid military art and the compelling work of veteran artists.  Painting, sculpture, photography, writing, tattoo, and more!  A series of fantastic evening and weekend events as well. 

 Please join us during the exhibit from 12 to 27 October and assault your senses during Artober!

Join us in this special event that spotlights military art in various and diverse forms, from printing, photography, tattoos, film and theater to name just a few. Events will be ongoing for the entire two weeks with special evening programs. Check for daily schedules and descriptions at:  
www.vawarmemorial.org/ArtofWar


Spread the Word!!!
As part of our military art and veteran artist expo that we are hosting in October, we want to offer our grounds at the War Memorial for a  Plein Air event the morning of Saturday, October 21, 2017.

For Art's Sake Gallery and Studio
9770 Gayton Road 
Henrico, Va. 23238 



Two Point Perspectives, Friday, October 13th, 5- 8 pm.  Free and Open to the public. Exhibit runs October 2, 2017 through October 30, 2017.


This exhibit will feature the works of Chuck Larivey and Peggy M. Davis. Chuck is an internationally recognized painter primarily working in oil, creating large scale landscapes with impressive approach to lighting. Peggy Davis mainly works with oil and watercolor, creating landscapes en plein air, capturing the essence of a scene in nature. 

The 43rd Street Gallery will host an open studio to the public and potters interested in making bowls for this year's Empty Bowl Project. 

Watch as potters make bowls for the annual fundraiser for the Daily Planet.

Saturday, October 14 at 10 AM - 3 PM
43rd Street Gallery
1412 W 43rd Street
Petersburg VA

The 5th Annual "Ladies First" Show & Raffle is and all female artists art show in support of Domestic Violence month. The opening reception is October 14, 2017 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the show runs through November 18, 2017. At 7:30pm during the opening reception, we will raffle off two (2) handmade seed beaded necklaces from "Sibyil Collections," with all of the raffle proceeds going to Yeshua's House (YESHUASHOUSE.NET). To claim prize the winner does not have to be present at the raffle drawing. Raffle tickets are $10 each  
Saturday, October 14  at 5P M  - 8  PM
17 N. Sycamore St Petersburg, VA
Celebrate Native American Art
Oct 14, 2017 | 11 am-3 pm

Join VMFA in a Family Day celebration of Native American art and culture inspired by the special exhibition 

Explore connections with the natural world and indigenous American identities through art activities, such as basket weaving and pottery. 

View demonstrations by renowned artists Molly Murphy Adams, Virgil Ortiz, and Jeremy Frey and take in beautiful and rhythmic performances.

Read more Click Here!

Open House Celebrating Wood

Sunday, Oct 15 
Noon - 4pm

Demonstrations and more! Come see the "Forest Project" Exhibit as well as the "Into The Woods" Exhibition


Come see Barbara Dill Create

Jenni speaks with wood-woman Barbara Dill in her Rockville Studio. Learn how Barbara started in crafting wood and see how she makes the beautiful multi-axis designs she is known for.


2016 Staples Mill Rd
Richmond, VA 23230



Stop by and take your picture with the @artoberVA banner. 
Bring a prop! Join in the FUN!
Moving SALE!!


We have a whole collection of Stephen Kasun originals, some abstract and some traditional in our 50% off section as a part of our extended moving sale as well as many more artists 20-50% off!!  


This original by C. Park is amazingly included in our big moving sale! 20-50% off fine art, art glass and sculptures has been extended from our original moving sale until the move!

3554 W Cary Street, Richmond VA 23221











Quill Theatre, in partnership with the Virginia War Memorial, brings a generation of love letters to life in For the Duration: Letters from Home. 

WWII, one of the most infamous conflicts in the history of our world started for America after the attack on December 7th, 1941 at Pearl Harbor. President Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan and within an hour of his speech, the United States had officially entered World War II. Hundreds of thousands of Americans immediately decided to enlist in service of their country. They didn't know how long they'd be away. They were simply enlisted "for the duration."

On October 17th, this one night only unique event will feature readings from real letters in the James Triesler Collection, and will give a glimpse into the real world challenges, triumphs, and losses of soldiers abroad and their loved ones at home.

The production team is available for conversations about the production, it's creation, and how it fits into Quill Theatre's 2017-18 season of Utopia and Dystopia. Tickets can be purchased  here.

Pinocchio 
Presented by VA Rep on Tour 
 Oct.14 at 11am and 1pm
Tickets $12 

Festive fun for all ages! 
October 29, 2017 - 1-5pm! 

Presented by VA Rep on Tour! Fun for all ages! Imagine Geppetto's surprise when the puppet he carves from a most unusual piece of wood suddenly springs to life. The wooden boy, named Pinocchio, becomes like a son to the kindly old wood carver who provides him with a loving home. But the mischievous, and somewhat ungrateful, Pinocchio has other ideas and sets off on a series of fantastical adventures. Along the way he learns valuable lessons that lead him back home to Geppetto and earn him the thing he most desires - to be a real boy. Based on the novel by Carlo Collodi. Book and Lyrics by Bruce Craig Miller. Music by Michael Strong. All seats are $12. Claim yours today at 804.261.ARTS!

In conjunction with the Latin Ballet of Virginia,
 "Dia de los Muertos" is a festive celebration of life with live performances, dancing, music, sweets, treats, and fun art activities for the whole family! Enjoy a special performance by the Richmond Ballet's Minds in Motion Ambassadors! Wear your Halloween costume to join in the fun at this community tradition!

This event is free to attend and family-friendly
Plus, don't miss Mercado Muertos
Sunday, October 29, 2017, 1-5PM
This mini-shop at the annual Dia de los Muertos Festival will feature an exquisite array of themed gifts and art to celebrate the spirit of the dead, with most items priced $20 and under!

Acting classes begin  October 16!

5th Wall's artistic director Carol Piersol is offering an 8-week series of acting classes this fall!  Based on the Meisner Technique and Carol's own experiences learning from Sanford "Sandy" Meisner and Bill Esper at The Neighborhood Playhouse in New York, these hands-on classes teach students how to, as Sandy often put it, "live truthfully under imaginary circumstances."  If you've ever wanted to learn more about how to create moving stories onstage, this is the class you've been waiting for!  Classes will be held  on Monday  nights beginning  October 16th .  
Our first offering of the 2017-2018 season, this steamy thriller directed by Richmond director Lucian Restivo offers up a sultry rock score, a cast brimming with local talent, and a story about the complications of love and betrayal that will stay with audiences long after the show is done.  Join us at Club Infuzion  October 26 - November 18  in Scott's Addition for a night of storytelling you won't soon forget.  Buy Tickets

DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS
Fri, Oct 20 - 
Sun, Nov 5, 2017

Firehouse Theatre proudly presents Noble prize winning American playwright Eugene O'Neill's powerful tale of love, lust, and loathing.
 
O'Neill's 1924 masterpiece is rooted in the tragic Greek myth Phaedra, transplanted to a remote New England farm. When Ephraim Cabot comes home with a new, young wife his three sons plot to maintain their hold on him and their inheritance, leading to malice, madness, and murder.

"Cloud 9" 
By Caryl Churchill
Directed by Rusty Wilson
Through October 21

Identities whirl and evolve in Churchill's period-hopping puzzle, with its first act in British colonial Africa in the Victorian era and the second in a London Park in 1979, that feels virtually like today ... even though between the acts only twenty-five years pass for the characters.



Richmond Triangle Players' performances take place at its home at the newly-named Robert B. Moss Theatre at 1300 Altamont Avenue


TheatreLAB 
and Yes, And!
 Entertainment are proud to present 
THE LAST FIVE YEARS


Jason Robert Brown's emotionally powerful and intimate musical about falling in and out of love over the course of five years. Cathy, the woman, tells her story backwards while Jamie, the man, tells his story chronologically; the two characters meet only once, at their wedding in the middle of the show.


Lysistrata
Through Oct 14



What's the only way to keep men from going to war?  
Withhold the one thing they care about more than killing the enemy - SEX. 

 In our world premiere adaptation of this 2500 year old hilarious comedy, a young woman named Lysistrata convinces the women of Greece to go on a sex strike until a peace treaty is signed.  

 Find out which sex will be able to hold out until their needs are met!   War Is Over! If you want it...   
Learn More

Mary Poppins

NOVEMBER 17 - 
DECEMBER 31, 2017
Previews November 15 and 16

The November Theatre
Marjorie Arenstein Stage

Fun Home

In Celebration of Richmond Triangle Players' 25th Anniversary Season 
Through October 15, 2017
Akeelah and the Bee

Through  NOV 5, 2017
Virginia Rep's Children's Theatre at Willow Lawn

Approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes with intermission. 
Suggested for ages 7 and up.
This Tony award-winning, practically perfect musical follows the charming Mary Poppins on an enchanting journey through the streets of London. Based on the classic Disney film and books by P.L. Travers, experience this magical adventure, featuring supercalifragilistic-expialidocious songs and breathtaking rooftop dance numbers.
Years after her father's unexpected death, Alison comes to terms with memories of her unique childhood, growing up in the Bechdel Funeral Home. Moving between the past and present, she relives her struggles to connect with her father and her growing awareness of her own sexuality. This ground-breaking musical is funny, honest, and uplifting.
Akeelah is an 11-year-old spelling p-r-o-d-i-g-y who will stop at nothing to make her dreams come true. Based on the 2006 film starring Keke Palmer, the play follows the journey of Akeelah as she travels from the south side of Chicago to the Scripps National Spelling Bee.


Welcome Modlin Center for the Arts!
2017-2018 Season

   Download the Season Brochure


EUNMI KO, PIANO
October 10, 2017, 7:30 PM
Perkinson Recital Hall, North Court
 
DOUG VARONE AND DANCERS
October 11, 2017, 7:30 PM
Alice Jepson Theatre, Modlin Center for the Arts

Pianist Eunmi Ko holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music where she studied with Rebecca Penneys. In 2015, Ko joined the faculty at University of South Florida as Assistant Professor of Piano where she has served as co-advisor USF's New-Music Consortium. Ko also is the founder and director of Strings and Hammers. The evening's program will include music by and composed in the centenary birth-year commemoration of Korean composer Isang Yun.
Master Class
Observe Eunmi Ko coach student pianists from the Department of Music on Tuesday, October 10 at 4:30pm, Camp Concert Hall, Booker Hall of Music. Free and open to the public.
Free

Doug Varone and Dancers celebrate more than thirty years of creating impassioned choreography. The award-winning choreographer and director's work is known for its emotional range and kinetic breadth, across such genres as dance, theater, opera, film, and fashion. The evening's performance includes The Bench Quartet,  performed by the University of Richmond's Dancers. Doug Varone and Dancers will perform four sections from the new work In the Shelter of the Fold  (Sextet, Duet, Trio, Solo), as well as Nocturnes and Lux.
After the Show: Join the Modlin Center for the Arts for Modlin Arts After Words, a post-show discussion with Doug Varone and the performers, moderated by Anne Van Gelder, director of dance at University of Richmond.   Tickets
Rik Emmett of Triumph
Acoustic Duo Performance
Sun, October 22
Doors: 5:00 pm 
  Show: 7:00 pm
$42.50 adv / $47 door
Tickets
Rik Emmett gained international recognition as the lead singer/songwriter/guitarist with Triumph. The adjectives 'prolific' and 'eclectic' frequently pop up in Rik's profiles, after five decades in the biz. Following over a dozen platinum albums from his Triumph years, he produced 19 more as an indie, ranging from rock to blues to jazz to folk to classical. International notoriety earned him entry into three Canadian Halls of Fame, a star on the Walk of Fame in his hometown of Mississauga, and he picked up a few 'Best Guitarist' awards in various style categories from different
organizations along the way. 

Gregg Karukas
Wed, October 25, 2017
Doors: 6:00 pm 
  Show: 8:00 pm
$25 adv / $30 door
Tickets

Grammy winning keyboardist/composer Gregg Karukas is enjoying the rare accomplishment of 2 consecutive #1 hit songs and THREE TOP 5 chart hits from his stellar 2014 CD release "Soul Secrets". His 2nd single, "Rio Drive" was named the #1 most played song of 2015 on Alan Kepler's Smooth Jazz Top 20! (#2 on Billboard's 2015 airplay chart). It follows "Elegant Nights" which hit the top of the charts in January of 2015. "Only You", the third single dedicated to
Gregg's wife Yvonne, hit #2 on Smooth Jazz Top 20 in July 2016. Most recently, Gregg has taken his ever present smile and energetic, show around the world to Java Jazz in Jakarta, Manila, Jazztrax Catalina Jazz Festival and The Mallorca (Spain) Smooth jazz festival.


Christian McBride "Remembering Ray Brown"
Thu, October 26
Doors:6:00 pm
Show: 8:00pm
$55 adv / $60 door
Tickets
In the twenty-three years since his arrival on the international jazz scene, 39-year-old bassist, bandleader, Grammy Award winner and Philadelphia native Christian McBride has performed and recorded with a staggering array of musical artists -- from Chick Corea, John McLaughlin and Kenny Garrett to Diana Krall, Herbie Hancock and Sting -- in addition to leading his own acoustic/electric jazz quintet Inside Straight and 2011 Grammy Award winning Big Band. McBride has also been at the forefront of jazz education, serving as artist-in-residence at the Monterey and Detroit International Jazz festivals and artistic director for various cultural institutions including the National Jazz Museum in Harlem and the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
Tommy Castro & The Painkillers - Stompin' Ground Record Release Tour
Sun, October 15, 2017
Doors:5:00 pm 
Show: 7:00 pm
$32 adv / $37 door
Tickets
"An inspired blend of high-energy blues, R&B and roadhouse rock...soulful, celebratory vocals and exquisite, stellar guitar"
-Blues Revue 

In addition to the The Painkillers, Castro's friends Charlie Musselwhite (harp and vocals on Live Every Day), Mike Zito (guitar and vocals on Rock Bottom), Danielle Nicole (vocals on Soul Shake) and Los Lobos' David Hidalgo (guitar and vocals on Them Changes) add their talents to Stompin' Ground. "I heard each one of my friends' contributions to these songs in my head as I was working on them. Happily, when I reached out and actually asked, everyone said yes."  

Dominion Energy Casual Fridays 2
An Evening with
Time for Three

Friday, Oct 27 6:30pm



Richmond Symphony
Orchestra League Gala

The Richmond Symphony's 60th Anniversary Celebration features the groundbreaking, category-shattering trio Time for Three...two nights in a row ! They'll be joining the Richmond Symphony at the Carpenter Theatre at Dominion Arts Center on Friday evening for our Dominion Energy Casual Fridays concert at 6:30PM and on Saturday evening for our 60 th  Anniversary Celebration at 8PM!
Join us an hour before the Saturday evening concert for a free pre-concert talk with the Richmond Symphony Music Director, Steven Smith. These talks provide you with insights for the concert you are about to hear.


Kick back, relax, and continue the celebration! Our Casual Fridays Concert during Richmond Symphony's 60th Anniversary weekend features the groundbreaking, category-shattering trio Time for Three! This brilliant trio transcends traditional classification, with elements of classical, country western, gypsy and jazz idioms forming a blend all its own. The members - Nicolas (Nick) Kendall, violin; Charles Yang violin; and Ranaan Meyer, double bass - carry a passion for improvisation, composing and arranging, all prime elements of the ensemble's playing.
Friday, November 17, 2017
6:00 to 10:00pm
Richmond Country Club
♦  Enjoy an exclusive private concert by the Richmond Symphony Strings.  Kick up your heels dancing to jazz music performed by a select group of Richmond Symphony musicians.
♦  Toast the start of the holiday season with an open bar of curated wines and delicious hors d'oeuvres.
♦  Observe local artists create "art in the moment" with live painting pieces that will be featured in the evening's silent auction.
♦  Support our nationally-renowned Symphony with an incredible live and silent auction.




ArtoberVA celebration with the Latin Ballet this year at Short Pump, 
Capital One Cafe, 
Thursday, 
October 12 at 6:30 pm. 
No se lo pierdan!


LATIN BALLET OF VIRGINIA 
NUYORICAN
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 | 8PM 

NuYoRican pays tribute to NYC's Puerto Rican community, celebrating their stories of struggle and triumph. This collaboration between award-winning choreographer and artistic director of the  Latin Ballet of Virginia ,  Ana Ines Barragan King  and award-winning author and journalist, Julia Torres Barden, is based on her book, "NEWYORICANGIRL...Surviving my Spanglish Life." NuYoRican shares true stories of the Puerto Rican migration to the US at its peak in the 1940s - spotlighting the discrimination, cultural assimilation and hurdles faced and overcome.
September 27 - December 20
12 Upcoming Times 
  One of the fastest growing brands in alternative fitness is now at Dogtown Dance Theatre! Liquid Motion® is an open level, beginner friendly class that utilizes elements of fitness conditioning and floor-based contemporary dance theory, along with sensual movement exploration to stimulate fluidity and build a seamless transitional quality to movement. In this 75-minute mind-body experience, students will incorporate the key concepts of Liquid Motion®: foundational movement patterns, connection and transitions, and technique fundamentals, to find a fun and fresh perspective on movement through across the floor drills, rolls, sensual sequences, and intricate flows.


Richmond
Ballet


Richmond Ballet - TRIO
Thursday, October 26  
  7:30 PM  -  10 PM
Ferguson Center for the Arts
Newport News, VA
Richmond Ballet, The State Ballet of Virginia, keeps meaningful works of dance alive and produces and fosters new pieces with a mission to awaken and uplift the human spirit, both for audiences and artists alike. The company will present three works, all making their Ferguson Center debut. The eclectic program includes Gloria, a dance interpretation through Vivaldi's hymn; Silence, inspired by the music of Estonian composer Arvo Part, evoking a sense of space and meditative timelessness; and Journey, showcasing the strength, vitality and physical virtuosity of the male dancer.







Discover Virginia's rich and unique history by visiting our research library, attending an event, or exploring one of our exhibition galleries.


Need to read? Join us for the  Fall Book Sale  at the Virginia Historical Society on Thursday, October 19-Sunday, October 22. 
We have thousands of gently used hardcover and softcover, fiction and nonfiction titles, just waiting for you to peruse. All books are in good condition and many have a historical connection. Visit our museum shop 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and choose something new for your personal library. 

All money raised from the book sale will be used to support VHS educational initiatives. 

Stories at the Museum
Saturday, September 16, 11:00am - 12:00pm
Free
October - National Disability Awareness and Famous Virginians Month
October 7 
 Helen Keller's 
Best Friend Belle
October 21 
 Something to Tell the Grandcows

Virginia Historical Society presents A Material World: Photographs of the 1980s
from the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and a 
Totally Rad '80s Costume Party and Concert

"Back to the '80s: A Concert & Exhibit Opening." An '80s tribute band, "Kids In America" will take the stage inside the VHS on 
Saturday, November 18, at 8:30 p.m. and perform until 10:00 p.m.  
During the concert all galleries will be open and a cash bar is available. Wear your boldest '80s outfit and accessories for a chance to win our "Totally '80s Costume Contest." All ticket holders will be entered for a chance to win a ride around the block in a real DeLorean. All ticket holders receive free admission to all museum galleries and exhibitions, including Toys of the '50s, '60s and '70s . Tickets to Toys  are not transferrable and must be redeemed during the event.  At  7:00 p.m.  there will be a VIP viewing of the exhibit with'80s-inspired hors d'oeuvres  and a special '80s-themed cocktail created by local mixologists Mattias Hägglund and Thomas Leggett  of The Jasper.  
Advance tickets are on sale for VHS members through 
October 9 . 
Tickets will go on sale to the public  October 10 . General admission tickets purchased before  October 31  are $29 per person. VIP tickets for Back to the '80s  purchased by  October 31  are $49 per person. Ticket prices increase after  October 31  to $55/VIP and $35/general admission. Must be 21 years old to attend.

It is  time to pull out your legwarmers and shoulder pads as the Virginia Historical Society presents A Material World: Photographs of the 1980s from the Richmond Times-Dispatch. See portraits of Americans like Oprah Winfrey, Ronald Reagan, and L. Douglas Wilder from the neon decade that brought us the 24-hour news cycle, Music Television (MTV), and the first Macintosh computer. The exhibition opens to the public on Saturday, November 18, 2017, and admission is free. A 1980s-themed costume event and concert will kick-off the exhibition. After being on display through March 4, 2018, at VHS, the exhibition will travel to museums nationwide.
Bookended by the Reagan Revolution and the end of the Cold War, the 1980s brought fundamental changes to American society and our nation's geopolitical role. Featuring forty-three iconic images from the archives of the Richmond Times-Dispatch and accompanied by historical objects like fragments of the Berlin Wall, pieces of the Pershing IA INF Missile, and a tambourine and gloves used by Prince in Purple Rain, this exhibition highlights political and social issues as well as pop culture and fashion trends as they were experienced by Virginians.


VIRGINIA BY DESIGN AWARDS

Submissions
Submit your  nominations online .
The deadline is 5 p.m., December 15, 2017. Nominations must be submitted electronically, and should be submitted as one PDF document up to 20 pages (not including letters of support) and no larger than 30 MB. Current Branch Museum Trustees and Awards Committee members are not eligible for nomination. No member of the Awards Committee may be used as a reference or solicited by the candidate or the candidate's advisor. 

The Branch Museum of Architecture and Design  is pleased to present the 2018  awards  program  Virginia  By Design .

In its inaugural year, this program recognizes  the best efforts of  designers or visionaries in Virginia
who, by profession or avocation, have made creating, preserving, and  enhancing design in Virginia a notable endeavor which elevates the power of design.

The awards specifically highlight excellence in design, visionary thinking, patronage, and the transformative role of design in shaping the built environment.  Bestowal of the awards will occur on April 13 th  at a gala brunch  at the  Branch.  Learn More

Deadline: Fri, Nov 3, 2017 at 5 pm
VMFA is now accepting online applications for the following fellowships:

Professional Individual| $8,000

Professional Collaborative| $8,000
Professional artists who can clearly demonstrate a history of ongoing collaboration may apply together for one fellowship. Collaborating winners will receive one $8,000 fellowship to divide among themselves.

 
Richmond Non-profit, Art for the Journey presents the 2nd annual Fall Art Exhibit Gala!
Please join us for an evening of inspirational paintings, music by the Richmond Symphony Youth Orchestra, and the VCU Jazz Ensemble, silent and live auctions, delicious food, wine and beer, all at the beautiful setting of Independence Golf Club. Proceeds benefit Art for the Journey programs for women in prison, people with dementia, at-risk youth, and more.  To learn more please visit:  www.artforthejourney.org

Tickets $50.00 per person

Graduate (Individual only)| $6,000
Includes Art History.

Undergraduate (Individual only) | $4,000
Includes College bound high school seniors.

Graduate | Undergraduate Half-year | $3,000 | $2,000 (Individual only)

Half-year fall semester Fellowship awards (worth $3,000 for graduate students and $2,000 for undergraduate students) may be considered on a case-by-case basis for full-time students in the final year of a degree program who plan to graduate in December 2018.




Deadline Extended!
Artist proposal submissions due October 15th
OPEN CALL FOR SUBMISSIONSartspace is currently accepting proposal submissions for exhibition in the 2nd half of 2018 and the first month of 2019.
Submit Proposals through October 15, 2017 using the online form available here: http://www.artspacegallery.org/proposal_submission.shtml


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