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FLOW: A Public Art Illumination
VIDEOMETRY is transforming the mural The Blackwell Drip that Heide Trepanier and Chris Visions painted in 2020, bringing it to life through projections to make you feel like you can dive right into its waters if you want!
Enjoy food trucks offering delicious food and dance to live music while you collaborate on a community public art project.
🚫 🎟️ No tickets. No cost to you! 🎟️ 🚫
📆 Friday, April 11, 2025 ⏰ 6 PM to 10 PM 📍 1621 Hull Street, Richmond, VA
MAKE YOUR OWN WORK OF PUBLIC ART
VIDEOMETRY will make a community montage on the wall made up of illustrations you color and fill in however you imagine. It’s simple— just download, color, and submit your digital art or scanned image to collaborativeartsrva@gmail.com by Wednesday April 9th, 2025.
Think outside the box with unusual supplies and materials at home, or grab a sheet to color at the event using markers and supplies provided. Get the details!
GET INVOLVED: More Than Just the Art
Have you noticed how Richmond’s art scene encouraged its growth?
Let’s talk about the public art that’s transformed Richmond’s once forgotten areas into vibrant community spaces, amplified voices of overlooked groups, and brought us together with respect for people we may have never known, which all helped boost the economy in many neighborhoods.
Public art has added so much value to our city, Richmond’s known as ‘an arts city’ now, but local artists need the city’s support to keep up the good work. Let's explore solutions to keep growing before the murals fade or sculptures deteriorate from the sun, winds, and rain.
WE NEED TO TALK
📆 Friday, April 11, 2025 ⏰ 6 PM to 10 PM 📍 1621 Hull Street, Richmond, VA
FLOW is brought to you by Collaborative Arts and Mending Walls RVA, organizations dedicated to fostering public art, and creative community engagement in Richmond.