Upcoming events.

Upcoming events


Volunteer for Trust Building/s
Apr
12

Volunteer for Trust Building/s

Help the artists

We believe public art should be created with the public. That’s why we’re inviting you to be a part of the painting process!

Sign up to help Alfonso and Noah during the community volunteer day. Space are limited!

🗓 Saturday, April 12th
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Location: 1118 W Main Street, Richmond 23220
👉 Sign up to volunteer here before April 9th

No painting experience needed— just bring your energy, openness, and a willingness to be part of something meaningful.

Alfonso Acosta-Pérez and Noah Scalin are reuniting, inspired by their original collaboration in 2020, amplifying the conversations around Black Lives Matter and advocacy for social justice.


What’s Trust Building/s?

Trust Building/s is a four-part mural series that will spread throughout the city. These murals will be co-created with the community to come alive with the gestures, stories, and faces of real people shaped by hands that don’t all look the same but move in rhythm toward a shared goal. Each mural centered around one of the foundational elements of trust:

  • Consistency

  • Reliability

  • Honesty

  • Empathy

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September Civic Talk
Sep
29

September Civic Talk

Mending Walls virtual civic talks are your opportunity to hear from the artists and partner organization about the art, the work of the partnering organization and the social issue addressed during the production of this years collaborative projects.

Wed, September 22, 2021

Join this conversation with Mending Walls, Virginia Community Voice, the artists Mahari Chabwera and Barry O'Keefe.

6:00 PM – 7:30 PM EDT

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Mending Walls Documentary - Richmond International Film Festival
Sep
7

Mending Walls Documentary - Richmond International Film Festival

Mending Walls: The Documentary


Artist Hamilton Glass challenges 30 artists from different cultural backgrounds to collaborate on 16 murals in Richmond, VA about race, status and experiences. In real-time footage and testimonial, the film shows how the artists got to know each other through difficult conversations, how working together ultimately opened their eyes and their hearts to the differences between all of us, and how these murals became a symbol of hope for the future for a community in pain.

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