Sparking Imaginations
Written by: LynchburgLiving • September 1, 2018
An Impactful Program for Men and Women with Alzheimer’s at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College WORDS & PHOTOS By Meridith De...
Artists Profile: Erik Custer September/October 2018
Written by: LynchburgLiving • September 1, 2018
Title: Painter and Photographer Age: 39 Many of our readers will probably recognize the name of your first art “teacher.” People always...
City Streets & Country Roads Artisan Trail
Written by: Emily Hedrick • July 1, 2018
“Weaving Adventure Through the City of Lynchburg & Amherst, Appomattox and Campbell Counties” The lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer...
Artists Profile: Lillian Brue July/August 2018
Written by: LynchburgLiving • July 1, 2018
Age: 50… (mumble) | Title: Design Whisperer How early in your life did you discover a love for art? In second grade, I was drawing on my...
A Light in the Dark
Written by: Emily Hedrick • May 1, 2018
SPARKS Digital Media Arts Lab Connects Disadvantaged Youth with Technology and Art Riverviews Artspace recently became home to a...
Artists Profile: Kathy Cudlin May/June 2018
Written by: LynchburgLiving • May 1, 2018
Age: 70 Title: Fine Arts Photographer Take us back to when you moved to Lynchburg after college. This was when you really started focusing...
Artists Profile: Arnulfo Murillo Galvan Jacinto, Jr. March/April 2018
Written by: LynchburgLiving • March 1, 2018
Age: 56 | Title/Occupation: Creative Director/CEO of Jacinto Enterprises Art has been a part of your life since your earliest memories....
Ecclesia School of the Arts
Written by: Emily Hedrick • March 1, 2018
Flourishes in New Downtown Space Ecclesia School of the Arts—formerly Ecclesia Dance Ministry—moved from Heritage Baptist Church to its...
Artists Profile: Kim Clarke Jan/Feb 2018
Written by: LynchburgLiving • January 1, 2018
Title: Ceramic Artist | Age: 57 Kim, we hear you are very new to town. What brought you to Lynchburg? I have been coming to Lynchburg to...
Local African American Artists Shine
Written by: Emily Hedrick • January 1, 2018
In The Legacy Museum’s Visual Voices Exhibition Art does not exist in a vacuum; art can inspire, lend a voice, unite, and motivate....








