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CRIMEBABIES

What’s real? What’s imagined? CRIMEBABIES invites you to explore the shifting spaces between truth and illusion in their immersive new exhibition at Art Works. Through digital media, AI, interactive installations, and speculative storytelling, this thought-provoking showcase blurs the lines between cryptids, misinformation, and the eerie interconnectedness of all things. The exhibit continues through July 19, 2025,

Glenda Creamer

Reinvestigation

Glenda Creamer’s playful abstract paintings explore the dynamic interplay of marks and ground, using color, contrast, and movement to evoke energy and emotion. See her work in the Corner Gallery at Art Works through June 21, 2025.

Kendahl Bell

Scenes From a Movie

Kendahl Bell blends reality and imagination, capturing emotions like love, nostalgia, and introspection through color, light, and movement. Experience the cinematic beauty of life’s quiet moments in the Port I Gallery at Art Works through June 21, 2025.

Dawn Vass

Horizons

Dawn Vass captures nature’s essence through bold palettes and rich textures, weaving color and light into vivid landscapes. See her work in the Port II Gallery at Art Works through June 21, 2025.

Julisa Carranza Torres

The Community Bridge Project

Julisa Carranza Torres is a 22-year-old artist whose work explores her Mexican and Puerto Rican heritage through vibrant portraits and imaginative pieces.

Chris Nelson

Remember to Live

Chris Nelson’s Memento Vivere celebrates life in all its complexity—its joys, challenges, and impermanence—through purely physical and manual artistry. Experience the exhibition in the Centre Gallery at Art Works through June 21, 2025.

Still Here, Still Queer: All Media Show

The All Media Exhibit celebrates the vibrant LGBTQ community in honor of Pride Month. Juried by Sarah Irvin, the show welcomes all artists and mediums, with cash prizes for top entries. See it in the Skylight Gallery at Art Works through June 19, 2025.

Form and Fire

In collaboration with the RVA Clay Tour, Art Works presents a showcase of Richmond’s renowned ceramic artists: Maja Bality, Lee Hazelgrove, Cary Loving, Richard Mooney, Stephen Palmer, and Paul Terrell. See the exhibit in Gallery 201 at Art Works through June 19, 2025.