November 28, 2011 – 9:56 pm
The dancing glow stick figures are back — this time with a tribal twist. Performers: Morgan Baker, Alex Clayton, Casey Compton, Asheigh Elliott, Emily Fitch, Charlotte Herbert, Abby Hutcherson, Lydia Hynes, Tasia Kisamore, Elise Lloyd, Taylor Mcgee, and Kelli Peed.
November 7, 2011 – 5:46 pm
Let There Be Light is an evening of light-centered artworks illuminating the outdoors at Piedmont Virginia Community College held annually near the Winter Solstice. Bring a flashlight. Savory snacks will be served. FREE ADMISSION.
Friday, December 9th, 6 - 9 PM
(Rain Date: Saturday, December 10th)
Piedmont Virginia Community College
501 College Drive
Charlottesville, VA 22902
This web site will feature artist blogs, photos, videos and other information regarding Let There Be Light.
For more information: 434-977-6918, info@lettherebelightpvcc.com
December 19, 2010 – 11:16 pm
(Photograph by Stacey Evans)
December 19, 2010 – 12:52 pm
Old school hip-hop inspired piece performed in black light. Performers: Brushwood’s School of Dance Senior Performance Company: Alex Clayton, Casey Compton, Ashleigh Elliot, Kylie Hall, Charlotte Herbert, Abby Hutcherson, Tasia Kisamore, Rachel Liles, Taylor McGehee, Chloe Miksovic, Erin Sprouse, and Emily Troxell. (Photographs by Bud Branch)
December 19, 2010 – 12:50 pm
Michelle Cooper holds a B.A. in dance from James Madison University. She is the instructor of Jazz I, Jazz II, and Dance Improvisation at Piedmont Virginia Community College as well as an instructor at Brushwood’s School of Dance in Gordonsville.
December 19, 2010 – 12:34 pm
Arranged structures create a skull image when seen from one specific vantage point. A new addition to the Skull-A-Day project: www.SkullADay.com (Photos by Bud Branch)
December 19, 2010 – 12:26 pm
Noah Scalin is a Richmond, Virginia based artist & designer. He is the creator of the Webby Award winning art project Skull-A-Day which was the basis of his first book, Skulls. Noah’s art has been exhibited in museums and galleries internationally including the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia and the International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago. Noah runs the socially conscious design & consulting firm Another Limited Rebellion, which he founded in 2001 and is also an adjunct faculty member at Virginia Commonwealth University. His new book, 365: A Daily Creativity Journal will be published in December. For more information regarding his work, please visit:
Noah Scalin: http://www.NoahScalin.com
Skull-A-Day: http://www.SkullADay.com
Another Limited Rebellion: http://www.ALRdesign.com
365: A Daily Creativity Journal: http://www.MakeSomething365.com
December 1, 2010 – 10:04 pm
Unidentified flying protoplasm.
