Every few months a Richmond artist takes over the exposed brick walls of our studios, with a free opening night to launch the show. Most of the work is for sale.
To Shenandoah and Back Again
Photographer, artist, educator, learner
Douglas Beecher's photographs from Shenandoah National Park fill our walls this winter. Come to the opening night to meet him, see the work up close and hear the story behind it.
Like all things, life cycles. You go through things, have new experiences, learn about yourself and improve. This exhibit is about my journey and a trip to Shenandoah National Park, where I was reintroduced to the artist inside myself. My hope is to inspire others to take a chance and reintroduce themselves to the passion that is hiding deep within.
Douglas Beecher
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August to October 2026
aka Wizard Purple
Cameron Gray paints in bold color and dense, layered shapes that reward a second and third look. Each canvas is full of hidden faces, movement and small surprises, the kind of work that feels different every time you stand in front of it.
Closing night is our Halloween Eve party on October 30, the last chance to buy a piece before the show comes down.
Halloween Eve closing party
Spring 2026
aka Earth Wing
Scott McMullin is the artist known as Earth Wing. His main mediums are acrylic paint, traditional and digital illustration, and digital photography. Since a young age he has been fascinated and inspired by the creatures and patterns of the natural world. Not one to shy away from visionary experiences and plant medicines, his paintings and illustrations convey a unique blend of individuality and mystic interconnectedness.
R. Kaelber was born and raised in Rochester, New York. In 2004 she moved to Richmond to study art at Virginia Commonwealth University, graduating in 2009 with a BFA in Art Education and Painting and Printmaking. Her mediums range from acrylic painting to jewelry making.
A summer at the Glasgow School of Art in 2006 showed her that travel is a key part of her process, and she still travels as much as she can for inspiration. She lives and works in Richmond and takes part in juried, group and solo exhibits as well as festivals and markets.
Visit Renee's website
Dan Trent is an artist and musician born and raised in the Richmond area. Always drawing as a kid, he has never stopped using art as an outlet. Photography became a new path at James River High School, then graphic design, and Photoshop opened the door to limitless creativity.
Music is the other side: learning the drums, picking up his first bass, playing with friends and family and working on his own songs. In his words, music and art will always be the pulse that pushes him forward, and it is an honor to be an artist in the Richmond community.
Michael is a colored pencil and watercolor artist living in the Museum District of Richmond. Born in Columbus, Ohio, he studied commercial art and photography at the Art Institute of Atlanta, the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a member of the American Watercolor Society and a Signature Member of the Virginia Watercolor Society.
Visit Michael's website
Step into the bold, expressive world of Artz by Tre: an exhibition that celebrated creativity, culture and connection through powerful visual storytelling. Tre's work brings a vibrant voice to the canvas, fusing personal history with artistic passion.
We are always looking for local artists to feature. Tell us about your work and we will be in touch.
Become a featured artistOpening nights are free and open to everyone. See what is coming up, from art evenings to workshops.
See upcoming events1011 East Main Street, Suite 310, Richmond, VA 23219. Free street parking after 6 PM.
