On The Cabell Screen

During Commencement Weekend (Friday-Sunday, May 12-14) –the Cabell Screen will showcase varied student work. The shows will run continuously. Viewers will see title screens between groups of images and works that will include: “WORK,” works from the VCUarts Undergraduate Juried Show at The Anderson “Highlights and Chateaus,” photography majors’ senior thesis show “Blast Off,” an exhibit by Kinetic Imaging […]

Showing through August. “Highlights and Chateaus” is the theme for the senior thesis show for photography majors for 2017. Images shown on the Cabell Screen represent a plethora of exploration of that title concept. The class website has full bios and more information about the artists. During Commencement Weekend, the photography show will have open gallery hours, […]

Showing May 12-14. Have you always wanted to see VCUArts’ fabulous annual fashion show, one of the hottest tickets in town, but couldn’t get into the sold-out show. The 2017 show will be showing on the Cabell Screen. The show is a student-organized showcase of 125 garments designed by fashion juniors and seniors. The Department […]

Showing May 12-14. Video of fashion collections by students from Virginia Commonwealth University’s “Appliqué”, the two-day fashion show (April 12 and 13) at VCUQatar, is featured on the Cabell Screen through Commencement Week exhibits and throughout the summer. This unique show, which featured the collections of 22 sophomore, junior and senior fashion students, was opened […]

Showing May 1-3.  Nicasio Reid, a kinetic imaging senior graduating on May 13, will present his artwork on the Cabell Screen in a solo show May 1-3 at noon. Reid is a multimedia artist, working primarily in video, animation, and sound. His work visually appears to be “analog”, but all creations are made digitally. He manipulates […]

Showing through April 14. A thought-provoking exhibition that offers insights from young people inside the U.S. juvenile justice system will be on view April 10-14 at James Branch Cabell Library. The exhibit is co-sponsored by The VCU Common Book Program and VCU Libraries. The display captures the stories, voices and viewpoints of youth ART 180 in partnership […]

Showing through April. In honor of Reunion Weekend April 7-9 and Alumni Month, April, the Big Screen features the work of alumna Sally Bowring (M.F.A., ’83). She teaches painting at Virginia Commonwealth University and is an active and engaged artist in metro Richmond. (Image: April Winds)  Her many notable accomplishments include being a recipient of […]

Showing Commencement Weekend and throughout the summer. Emanata, a comics anthology, was started by illustrator and comics artist Chris Kindred in 2014 with Weird, Vol. 1.  Emanata is a student-run publication dedicated to uplifting the comics community here at VCU and the greater Richmond area by providing avenues for comics artists to publish their work in […]

Showing Saturday, April 1. VCU is at the center of activity for Saturday’s Monument Avenue 10K. This race is not really about the exercise. It’s a community event with 30,000 participants, many in costume and many just cheering on the sidelines. Named one of the best races in the country by USA Today, Richmond’s biggest block […]

Showing March 30. In honor of today’s celebration of the gift of a Holocaust Torah to VCU Libraries, the Big Screen shares some images of this beautiful and meaningful religious relic and teaching tool. This Torah scroll, on parchment in the customary Hebrew, was composed in Romania around 1750. During World War II, it was confiscated […]