A vibrant exhibition featuring larger-than-life sculptures inspired by Mexican folk art is now on display at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden through Sept. 27.
The sculptures of "ALEBRIJES: Creatures of a Dreamworld" have not been displayed in a botanical garden previously, and this is their first appearance
Richmond artist Ron Stokes celebrated Juneteenth the way he knows best — with a paintbrush in hand and people all around.
Stokes painted live at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden for their annual Juneteenth Community Day on Friday, working on a piece that features a young girl holding a heart-shaped balloon