Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
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The Virginia Beach Public Art Program, under the Cultural Affairs Department, stands as a national leader in fostering a vibrant community rich in art, culture, and history. To engage, inspire, and surprise, the program creates unique works of art, enhancing public spaces and elevating Virginia Beach's profile in the realm of public art nationally and internationally.
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
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Students from Bayside 6th Grade Campus and Bayside Middle School installed their artwork at Williams Farm Park on April 8, 2022, marking the culmination of the “Lift Up Your Voice” Virginia Beach City Public Schools (VBCPS) artist residency ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
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Virginia Beach artist Joey Zarilli's 60th anniversary surfboard art wraps were installed by Signs of Success, Inc. at the corner of 21st Street and Pacific Avenue in May 2023 ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
3d ago
The City of Virginia Beach is exploring the feasibility of bringing an international art and light festival to the city. Members of the public are asked to provide feedback on whether this project would be of interest to the community and potential visitors ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
3d ago
In "Stitch Together: A Community Quilt," students from Bayside, Rosemont, and Bettie F. Williams Elementary Schools teamed up with local artist Jennifer Hand to create the art wraps, as part of a continuing Virginia Beach Public Art Residency Program between the Virginia Beach Cultural Affairs Department and Virginia Beach City Public Schools ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
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‘Threshold Grace: A Sumi-e Journey’ on view at the Sandler Center for the Performing Arts ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
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From new public art sculptures to culturally rich musical performances, the arts are taking center stage in Virginia Beach ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
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“Skate Park,” a 16-foot piece by Virginia artist Jeff L. Hall, was installed in March 2024 at Woodstock Skate Park, 5709 Providence Road ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
3d ago
For emerging and established 2D artists living and working in Hampton Roads ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
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For emerging and established 2D artists living and working in Hampton Roads ..read more
Virginia Beach Public Art Blog
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“Skate Park,” a 16-foot piece by Virginia artist Jeff L. Hall, was installed in March 2024 at Woodstock Skate Park, 5709 Providence Road ..read more