Featured Art Exhibits
Blue Door Studio
1930’s Foyer
The Blue Door Studio in Fredericksburg, Virginia, is currently composed of 6 women artists. Tucked into a downtown side street, the second-floor studio space was originally part of the Fredericksburg Creamery which was founded by a group of farmers in 1914.
Five of the artists are retired public school educators and one is a retired nurse; two were former students of one of the teachers. All are close friends that enjoy the opportunity to share creative ideas that working in the same space provides. Although the members of the Blue Door Studio have changed over the years, the spirit of camaraderie and inspiration endures.
Exhibiting this month at the Richmond Public Library Atrium are Charlotte Richards, Toni Scott, Lorena Critzer, Vickie Neely, Mary Magneson, and Mary Lou Cramer.
Five of the artists are retired public school educators and one is a retired nurse; two were former students of one of the teachers. All are close friends that enjoy the opportunity to share creative ideas that working in the same space provides. Although the members of the Blue Door Studio have changed over the years, the spirit of camaraderie and inspiration endures.
Exhibiting this month at the Richmond Public Library Atrium are Charlotte Richards, Toni Scott, Lorena Critzer, Vickie Neely, Mary Magneson, and Mary Lou Cramer.
Camera Club of Richmond
Gellman Room
The Camera Club of Richmond (CCR) is pleased to present this photography exhibit for the month of August. Founded in 1932, CCR is dedicated to promoting excellence in photography, inspiring its members to reveal the beauty of the world around us, preserving meaningful moments, and creating works of art. The exhibit has no specific theme, allowing each artist the freedom to express their unique vision. The collection offers a wide range of subject matter and photographic styles, reflecting the creativity and talent of our members.
