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Rosamund Casey at Chroma Projects (left), The Printmaker’s Left at Les Yeux du Monde (below).
SEPTEMBER SHOWS Atlas Coffee 2206 Fontaine Ave.
BozART Located in Hot Cakes,
Barracks Road Shopping Center. “Local-scapes,” landscapes in oil by Julia Kindred.
on Sen Soley” showcases works by Haitian art collective Sen Soley. The Center at Belvedere 540 Bel-
vedere Blvd. In the Auditorium Exhibit Gallery, “Awakening to the Beauty of Pastels,” works by local group the Piedmont Pastelists. On the second floor, “Renewal: Finding Our Way Back,” oil paintings by Randy Baskerville.
Crozet Artisan Depot 5791 Three
Notch’d Rd. “2021 Collection,” Ninika Gordon’s handmade sterling silver, gold, and gemstone jewelry. C’ville Arts Cooperative Gallery
118 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. “Beyond the Garden,” ceramic fairy figurines by Kim Clarke. Eastwood Farm and Winery 2531
Scottsville Rd. “Oil and Water” paintings by Ryan Arnold. Opens September 3. The Fralin Museum of Art at UVA
155 Rugby Rd. “Skyscraper Gothic” investigates the role of European gothic architecture in 20th-century America through art.
The Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection 400 Worrell Dr. “Boo
malli Prints and Paper” showcases art by the Aboriginal Australian art cooperative Boomalli, and “Breathe With Me: A Wandering Sculpture Trail” features pieces by students of sculptor Bill Bennett. Les Yeux du Monde 841 Wolf Trap
Rd. Recent works from collaborative team The Printmakers Left. Loving Cup Vineyard and Winery
3340 Sutherland Rd. Lea Bodea’s abstract visualizations on paper. McGuffey Art Center 201 Second
St. NW. In the Smith Gallery, “What I Sea,” acrylic, graphite, and colored-pencil works from Erica Lohan; on the first floor, “Mysticism vs Cynicism,” paintings and sculpture by David Currier; on
the first and second floors, “Black and White,” works by McGuffey Art Center members. Opens September 3.
Quirk Gallery 499 W. Main St. Kristen Peyton’s painting series “Ordinary Time.”
Northside Library 705 Rio Rd. W.
Whisper in the Night,” paper-cut and woven works by Sri Kodakalla.
Natalie Kohler’s paintings using sustainably harvested pigments. The Ruffin Gallery 179 Culbreth
Rd. “Wild Whimsey,” Emily Moores’ hand-cut and ornately layered installations. Second Street Gallery 115 Sec-
ond St. SE. “Teeny Tiny Trifecta 4,” work measuring 9x9 inches or smaller from 124 Virginia artists. In the Dové Gallery, LaRissa Rogers’ “On Belonging: The Space In Between,” which uses soil samples and archival imagery to explore culture, identity, and colonization. Opens September 3.
Studio IX 969 Second St. SE. “A
Unitarian-Universalist Church
717 Rugby Rd. Online exhibit of paintings by Sara Gondwe. Visible Records 1740 Broadway
St. “Tiajue Tocha (let’s go home)” showcases works exploring brickmaking by the Mexican art collective Rasquache. The Stage at WTJU 2244 Ivy Road.
WTJU, The Bridge PAI, and UVA Music partner for “We Hope This Art Finds You Well,” an exhibition and community arts time capsule in response to the pandemic. Opens September 11.
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The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative 209 Monticello Rd. “Eyes
ginia, Third St. SE. Rosamund Casey’s “Working Below Sea Level,” and Bill Atwood’s “Some Abstractions.” Opens September 3.
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A selection of photographs by Katie Hickson.
Chroma Projects Inside Vault Vir-
September 1 – 7, 2021 c-ville.com
Julia Kindred at BozART (top), Susan Patrick at McGuffey Art Center (above left), Randy Baskerville at The Center at Belvedere (above right), Ryan Arnold at Eastwood Farm and Winery (right).
