RICHMOND, Va. -- Visible work is set to begin this spring on VCU’s next anchor project at the intersection of Broad and Belvidere streets. The university expects to start demolition of the roughly ...

The new Institute for Contemporary Art at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, is a non-collecting institution that offers a fresh slate of changing exhibitions and programs.

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) arts associate professor Tobias Wofford will host a lecture at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) at VCU on Tuesday about artworks on ...

Virginia Commonwealth University has taken the first concrete step toward building a second art gallery for the school. VCU’s School of the Arts is the highest-ranking public art and design program in ...

Designed by Steven Holl, Virginia Commonwealth University's new Institute for Contemporary Art is set to break ground next month. The 32,000-sf building will facilitate art, theater, music, dance, and ...

VCUarts is one of the nation’s leading arts schools, dedicated to advancing creative expression, supporting new scholarship, sparking innovation and deepening the role of the arts in society. Its ...

All around RVA, college students are reacting in various ways to the election of Donald Trump. We all know about the angry protests erupting around the country (12 young people were arrested here in ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — The Institute for Contemporary Art (ICA) at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) has a new exhibition opening, which celebrates the Caribbean and its diaspora. “Ayida” is a ...

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia Commonwealth University’s planned museum of contemporary art has its first director. Lisa Freiman’s appointment was announced Wednesday. She will come to Richmond from ...

With his "69th birthday around the corner," the dean of Virginia Commonwealth University's School of the Arts plans to move on to a new project that's close to home. Richard E. Toscan, who announced ...

Room 403 inside Virginia Commonwealth University’s Franklin Terrace building was quiet, save for the unmistakable scratching noises of nearly 20 graphite pencils hitting paper. Soft and almost ...