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Arts

Matthew McLendon wants more at The Fralin

In January, The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia welcomed a director and chief curator, Matthew McLendon, formerly with Tate Britain in London, the Cornell Fine Arts […]

elizabethderby | September 14, 2017

Arts

Blake Hurt plays with perspective in two collections

Charlottesville is a cozy little city. Most of the time, we know our neighbors—enough to recognize their kids or their pets, maybe catch snippets about their lives at work or […]

elizabethderby | August 16, 2017

Arts

Face time: Painter Caroline Nelson gets personal with her subjects

For fine artist Caroline Nelson, a person’s face speaks volumes. “The smallest details, the wrinkles and the pores, are very telling,” she says. “There are people who I see and […]

elizabethderby | August 2, 2017

Arts

Les Yeux du Monde features six artists in a radiant summer show

Every sunny morning during the summertime, I wake up and stare at the light-soaked leaves outside my window and feel a rush of joy. At a time when most of […]

elizabethderby | July 26, 2017

Arts

Stefan Bechtel’s new book inspects the Conan Doyle conundrum

For Charlottesville-based author Stefan Bechtel, mystery is the essence of life. “I grew up in Chicago, in the white-bread suburbs where every lawn was perfect. But way out on the […]

elizabethderby | July 12, 2017

Arts

Chroma’s ‘Nesting Materials’ has an elegant science at its center

Local artist Suzanne Stryk has always been fascinated by nests. “When I was 8, I loved to page through a Little Golden book, The Wonder Book of Birds. And then […]

elizabethderby | May 3, 2017

Arts

Theater Review: The Realistic Joneses at Live Arts

There’s something a bit off about The Realistic Joneses. “Maybe it’s me,” you think at first. You’re sitting so close to the middle-aged couple you’re practically on top of them. […]

elizabethderby | April 26, 2017

Arts

Victory Hall Opera vocalizes the gay experience in Ghost House

At Juilliard, up-and-coming opera singers learn the art of method acting: channeling their personal experience into the emotions they express on stage. But for mezzo-soprano Brenda Patterson, the acting never […]

elizabethderby | March 15, 2017

Arts

Kevin Everson looks to the night sky for comment on history

It’s a busy, blustery Tuesday on Grounds. Outside The Fralin Museum of Art, UVA students rush by in droves, pulling overcoats tight against the wind. Inside, I stand in darkness […]

elizabethderby | March 1, 2017

Arts

Stories of how failures lead to successes

As consumers, we’re inundated by success. Hit records, blockbuster movies, the latest app. Creators, on the other hand, are surrounded by failures. They churn out ideas—some brilliant, some bad—and create […]

elizabethderby | March 1, 2017

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