Since my move to Richmond in 2017, I've had the pleasure of working with Shockoe Artspace, including exhibiting at the Current Art Fair as well as my solo exhibition INTERVAL at the gallery in the winter of 2017/2018.
Unique to Richmond’s vibrant art culture, Shockoe Artspace is a community supported, artist-run, large-scale, non-prof gallery. The mission of SAS is to deeply bolster civic engagement in the creation and understanding of art by providing an enduringly vital platform in Richmond city for a range of student, emerging, and/or professional contemporary artists of exceptional talent from local, regional and international contexts. Through a diverse array of exhibitions, artist talks, forums, and open critiques, we aim to extend the flourishing artistic culture here in Richmond while bolstering the community toward a global discourse surrounding cultural production.

I'm very pleased to be working with Carrie Coleman Fine Art in the tidewater region of Virginia. in the summer of 2018, Carrie curated i m m e r s i o n - e m e r s i o n : John M. Adams and Matthew Grimes in conjunction with the Rutter Family Art Foundation in the NEON arts district of Norfolk, VA.
Carrie Coleman has an extensive background as an art dealer, having worked at renowned art galleries in Richmond and Philadelphia. In 2010, Carrie founded Carrie Coleman Fine Art to fill the void of high quality, affordable fine art in the Hampton Roads area. Carrie works directly with artists and with regoinal and national galleries to offer a wide variety of innovative and visually stunning works.

The Rutter Family Art Foundation generously sponsored my two-person exhibition i m m e r s i o n - e m e r s i o n in numerous ways, including providing a fabulous place for us to stay at their apartments for visiting artists during our install of the exhibition an giving us time to work and explore the cultural center of the NEON Arts district.
The Rutter Family Art Foundation exists to support nonprofit arts organizations in Hampton Roads and to bring contemporary art to the widest possible audience. The Foundation operates from the historic Texaco Building on Granby Street in the heart of Norfolk's NEON Arts District. Along with gallery space, apartments for visiting artists and curatorial fellows, the building also has a first floor art exhibition venue which serves as a gathering place and gallery space for exciting exhibitions of contemporary art. Larger exhibitions open every one to two months with programming often complimenting the shows. Group and solo shows, lectures, performance art, artist workshops, curatorial fellowships and juried, invitational and open exhibitions take place in this space throughout the year and are funded by the Foundation.

Founded in 2017, LookSEE is an online forum dedicated to the visual arts in Richmond, Virginia. LookSEE aims to engage and to cultivate its audience through video, audio and written content about artists, ideas, places and events in Richmond and beyond.

The Washington Project for the Arts Artfile is a great resource for patrons, curators and other artists to find artwork and artists in the DC Metropolitan Area. You can browse by artist, subject, medium, keyword, location or just stumble through it - its easy to navigate.

Non-profit dedicated to supporting and enriching the Washington DC Arts Scene since 1975.

Founded in 1974, Greater Reston Arts Center (GRACE) enriches community life by promoting involvement and excellence in contemporary visual arts. In pursuit of this mission, GRACE provides a year-round program of visual art exhibitions, education programs for all ages, and special events

The Arlington Arts Center (AAC) is a private, nonprofit contemporary visual arts center dedicated to presenting and supporting new work by regional artists in the mid-Atlantic States. Through exhibitions, educational programs, and subsidized studio spaces, the AAC serves as a bridge between artists and the public. The goal is to increase awareness and appreciation of, and involvement in, the visual arts in Arlington County, VA and the region.

The mission of McLean Project for the Arts is to exhibit the work of emerging and established artists from the mid-Atlantic region; to promote public awareness and understanding of the concepts of contemporary art; and to offer instruction and education in the visual arts.

East City Art, "DC's Alternative Art Source", is one of my favorite places to read about the arts in the DC Metro Area.

A great resource for what is happening in the DC Art scene.