Which lucky UVA student made Playboy’s “Girls of the ACC” issue?
A lucky Wahoo woman is selected as one of the magazine’s breast in show. Er, best in show
LeRoi Moore Fund announces scholarships; The Southern announces venue changes
Where will you go to see Ingrid Michaelson and Jolie Holland? Read on for more
Our Noise and new noise: Merge Records and local labels
My Labor Day? So kind of you to ask. In the moments spent at home, I tore through the first half of Our Noise: The Story of Merge Records…
New Alexander Calder piece bound for UVA
Occasionally labeled an “aggressive optimist” by friends, Feedback knows the sunny side of the street when he sees it. During the last few months, he’s had some cultural company there—namely, the University of Virginia Art Museum, which said sayonara to its part in the scrapped $118 million Arts Gateway project and opted for modest renovations […]
Charlottesville Community Design Center celebrates fifth anniversary
Downtown Mall gallery revisits vision, asks public to build on it during next month
C-VILLE Minute: Your weekend preview [VIDEO]
A three-step weekend improvement plan, featuring cameos by The Gregory Brothers and Paul Curreri
Judith Shatin premieres new multimedia piece at UVA Art Museum opening
"Rotunda" is the product of more than 300,000 images and loads of interviews and found sound. Also, Jay-Z news, RotundaCam and more
The Fiery Furnaces, with White Rabbits and The Cinnamon Band; Fry's Spring Beach Club; Wednesday, August 26
Last week’s three-band bill at Fry’s Spring Beach Club was likely the loudest event to resound through the thickly wooded neighborhood since the venue was constructed
Ruffin it!
On Friday afternoon, the University of Virginia brought aspiring artists and local creative types out in droves with a bit of barbecue, a little live music from the likes of Trees on Fire and John D’earth, and its Arts Grounds Open House. While Feedback wishes he could’ve stayed for the Architecture school’s rooftop dance party […]
Morwenna Lasko and Jay Pun to release sophomore album at Live Arts
Local acoustic duo plan October date to unveil first new album in more than four years. Also, more Sarah Ruhl for local theater fans