Services Offered
Contemporary Art Exhibitions
Rotating showcases of cutting-edge works from emerging and established artists.
InLight Public Art Festival
A two-night festival featuring light-based installations that transform city spaces.
Artist Residency Program
Supports artists with opportunities to create and engage with the Richmond community.
Community Events
Programs like Monster Drawing Rally and Cabin Fever that foster artistic participation.
Satellite Exhibitions
Additional art displays at locations such as Linden Row Inn for broader accessibility.
Reviews
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Unicia Buster
via Google
10 months ago
An amazing non-profit art gallery that supports contemporary and conceptual artists. The programs, including InLight - a two-night public art installation, Monster Drawing Rally, and Cabin Fever, are exciting and rewarding. They have a new artist residency program that is fantastic and offers another opportunity for artists to engage with Richmond's art district. They also exhibit work at a satellite location, Linden Row Inn.
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dddanimationvia Google
over 2 years ago
First Gallery I pay a visit to when I reached Richmond from Baltimore and it's definitely worth a visit beautiful inside the work is pretty incredible
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Yohannes IIvia Google
over 2 years ago
Love to see galleries supporting black artists like Malik Radford. Can’t wait to see this on a much larger & intentional scale.
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Julie Schmidtvia Google
over 7 years ago
Lovely gallery, exhibitions are always really well put together, and are definitely worth checking out. Their also very friendly
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Kathryn Rayvia Google
almost 9 years ago
1708 Gallery is one of the fantastic galleries located in downtown Richmond. A great place to check out during First Fridays, or any day, 1708 Gallery always features new art from fresh contemporary artists. Every November they host my favorite Richmond event, InLight, a festival of light based art installations that inhabit a specific part of the city for one night. All in all, 1708 Gallery never fails to present events that engage the community and promote the work of up and coming artists.
