Les Yeux du Monde, the Water Street art gallery owned and directed by Lyn Warren, will vacate its space on June 30. An exhibit by photographer James Nachtwey, ironically titled “The Unvanquished” and planned as part of the second annual Festival of the Photograph, will be LYDM’s last show, according to Warren.
It took the Atlanta hip-hop chemists in OutKast five albums to record 2003’s hit single “Hey Ya!” and hijack both the rhythm of the public consciousness and the Billboard Hot 100. The following year, OutKast became the first hip-hop act to win Grammy awards for Album of the Year and Best Rap Album on the […]
David Alan Harvey thrives on what you bring to him, not on what you take from him. Interpretations of his photographs—moments of intimate family life caught in vibrant, often violent expression—depend on how you perceive intimacy, or family, or violence.
Sixteen-year-old Albemarle High School student Sydney Aichs was killed this morning when a tractor trailer collided with her 1999 Chevy Cavalier.
We’re beginning to wonder if the Washington Post plans to open a satellite office in our cozy little ‘ville because, as frequently as they’ve written about our food and coffee, it might save reporters some money on gas.
Everybody who’s anybody is bailing out of the art world, it seems, and Second Street Gallery’s executive director Leah Stoddard is the latest to jump ship.
The University of Oregon’s Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art boasts a fantastic collection of contemporary art—dazzling pieces from Japan, China and Korea, a wild array of prints.
Brendan Fitzgerald also writes Curtain Calls, C-VILLE’s weekly arts column. Read this week’s column here.
The Virginia Quarterly Review went one-for-three last night at the National Magazine Awards, where National Geographic and Vanity Fair knocked multiple categories out of the park.