The exhibition features nearly 300 objects, mostly from underwater excavations of the ancient Egyptian cities of Canopus and Thonis-Heracleion.
Two prominent Richmond museums have announced plans to reopen under modified operating plans – the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the Virginia Museum of History...
“The arts are critically important—particularly in times of collective struggle and hardship,” said Governor Ralph Northam. “Pam and I are proud to stand alongside VMFA in...
Featuring approximately 80 works, The Dirty South exhibition will explore the aesthetic impulses of early 20th-century Black culture as seen in contemporary Black musical expression found...
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has announced the 2020-21 recipients of VMFA fellowships. Twenty-six students and professional artists were selected from more than 500 applicants...
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will celebrate Black History Month throughout February with special events as part of its commitment to inclusivity and diversity outlined...
The gift represents the largest single donation of photographs in VMFA’s history; VMFA will take over the administration of the Aaron Siskind Fellowship Prize.
On display in Evans Court Gallery from Feb. 1 to June 14, 2020, the exhibition features nearly 180 photographs by fifteen of the early members of...
Tomorrow the VMFA will officially welcome its news sculpture to the grounds, “Rumors of War” by Kehinde Wiley.
We spotted a burst of activity in front of the VMFA this morning.
