Nevada Tribble is an interdisciplinary fiber artist who finds inspiration by seeking solace in nature. Her work is a sensory experience of color and texture, often featuring layered combinations of weaving, sewing, and handmade paper. Nevada lives in Elkins, West Virginia, where the beauty and biodiversity of the Appalachian mountain landscape provide plenty of inspiration […]
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Working with a combination of drawing inks, watercolors and acrylics over charcoal, tape, oil pastel, graphite and wax, we will use varied tools to layer media and create small richly colored floral still lifes on Bristol board and watercolor papers. As we develop imagery that reflects each artist’s vision of a selection of garden botanicals, […]
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Botanical illustrators need to be well versed in the intricacies of plant form. Morning sessions help you learn to understand the structure of flowering plants and to study and draw a diversity of plant parts under the guidance of a botanist, John Hayden. Students keep an illustrated study journal. Scientific names in botanical illustration are […]
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Welcome to Beyond the Horizon: Accessible Abstractions. This exhibition showcases abstract paintings exploring creative expression through an otherworldly lens. The gallery features artwork by Sheltering Arms Club Rec members and local Opening Minds through Art (OMA) participants. Developed by Art for the Journey and Sheltering Arms Community Programs, the Elevating Lives through Art (ELA) program […]
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The Northside Artists are a group comprised of visual artists … painters from new through professional, whose common thread is love of beauty and painting as a means of expression. They work in various mediums and they paint, study and explore weekly at Studio Art 1229 in Northside, Richmond at 1229 Bellevue Ave. Brenda Stankus […]
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Experience the ever-changing beauty of nature on our Seasonal Splendor tour, a journey through the garden that celebrates all four seasons in vivid detail. From the delicate blossoms of spring and the lush, vibrant greenery of summer to the rich, fiery hues of autumn and the quiet, frosted elegance of winter, each visit offers a completely […]
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Learn the basics of including native perennial plants in your home garden. Join instructor Kaity Bevenour, native plant specialist & owner of Parallel Nursery, for an introduction to the ornamental & environmental benefits of commonly available Virginia native plants. Participants will get an overview of a variety of native perennial species suitable for garden use, […]
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We’ll unravel the proper answer to this age-old question by describing the 13 distinct botanical divisions that comprise the genus Narcissus. Traditional harbingers of spring, daffodils are among the easiest flowers to grow, and in central Virginia you can enjoy blooms from early February on through April by mixing early, mid, and late season varieties. […]
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Step into the vibrant world of the Gesneriaceae family- a diverse group of plants known for their beautiful blooms, unique foliage, and fascinating growth habits. In this class, we will explore what makes the African violet family so unique. You will learn how to best care for these beauties and keep them alive for years […]
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Celebrate the uniqueness of the owl butterfly (Caligo spp.), known for its striking owl eye mimicry, in this hands-on workshop with lepidopterist and Butterfly Exhibit Manager, Clara Aus. We’ll cover the owl butterfly’s life cycle, anatomy, adaptations, and behaviors (like their crepuscular nature) before we begin the guided pinning session. Clara will guide participants through […]
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