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InLight 2024: Grounds for ClearingNovember 8-9, 2024, 7-11pm
Pine Camp Cultural Arts and Community Center
InLight 2024: Grounds for Clearing, its 17th annual exhibition, will transform the grounds of Pine Camp Cultural Arts and Community Center.
Curated by Tiffany E. Barber and Nicole Pollard, artworks will engage and expand upon the histories of Pine Camp and its current activities and uses. These include ideas around healing, reflection, isolation, meditation, convening with nature, the park’s environmental and ecological life, and a place for community to gather, play, and connect.
Key moments in Pine Camp’s history include producing food for city institutions as agricultural land, and serving as an isolation ward for those with highly contagious diseases including the establishment of a whites-only Tuberculosis hospital and a separate Black infirmary. Today, Pine Camp is a multidisciplinary, multicultural community space that offers a theater, visual arts and dance studios, basketball courts, a playground, walking and biking trails, nature reserves, and public art.
InLight 2024 Participating Artists:
Izz Anabtawi
Ellyn Parker + Beth Anne Booth
Monique Lorden
Mel Myskowski
Vitche-Boul Ra
Jean Shin
Yannick Lowery + Qiaira Riley
Flooded Sun
Laura Teele + Ethan Hansen + Abby Brymer
Dietrich Teschner
Along with the exhibition, InLight will feature local food trucks, a beer garden, community partner-led activities, lantern-making, and a lantern parade.
A special thanks to our InLight sponsors to date:
The National Endowment for the Arts, E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, Peachtree House Foundation, Quirk Hotel and Gallery, Capital One, Oliver Properties, Common Wealth Public Art Fund, NewMarket Foundation, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and TV Jerry.
For more information, visit our website: https://www.1708inlight.org/
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Pine Camp Cultural Arts and Community Center, 4901 Old Brook Road,Richmond,VA,United States
