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- V i s u a l A r t S t u d i o Visual Art Studio is an artist run Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery and Working Studio representing Established and Emerging Local, Regional and Nation Artists. Rotating Exhibitions open with an Artist Talk followed by a showcase of Painting, Photography, Works on Paper, Sculpture, and Mixed Media. Museum Quality Pieces and Installations create something for everyone when combined with Exceptional Emerging Talent. The Gift Shop features a fun selection of Handmade Jewelry, Ceramics, Prints, Cards and Decorative Art. Consultations with Curatorial and Design Services, Drawing and Painting Classes, Portraits, Commissions, Scenic Art and Set Decorating can also be arranged with the gallery. Visual Art Studio, established in 1990, registered in 1996 and currently celebrating over a decade on Broad St. is located at 208 West Broad St. in Historic Downtown Richmond, VA proudly along the First Fridays Art Walk. Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Friday,Noon-6p.m. Saturday Noon - 4 p.m. Appointments (804) 644-1368. Convenient Off-Street Parking. Click on EXHIBITION and ARTWORK PAGES at the BOTTOM.
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Featured Artist - In 2004 Igor Mashkov kindly agreed to become a member of our Gallery. Igor Mashkov is grant-holder several awards from Academy of Arts. Member of International Federation of Artists (UNESCO).
Original Fine Art - Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart of man go together. (John Ruskin)
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