The wildly popular Nature Connects®: Art with LEGO® Bricks is coming to Norfolk Botanical Garden for the first time beginning January 17, 2020 and will run through June 7th. Created with half-a-million LEGO bricks, the award-winning exhibit by New York artist Sean Kenney will feature 13 displays throughout the Garden. Many of the sculptures are larger than life...

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The Chrysler Museum of Art will be welcoming their first-ever dedicated exhibition to Edvard Munch. This exhibition explores Munch’s life, observing all of the trauma and hardships he endured during his life. From childhood tragedies, an accidental shooting, and all of the pain and healing felt, Munch’s Cycle of Life will display all of the experiences throughout his life. When...

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Coming this spring to the Chrysler Museum of Art is the true story of the famous short story character, Pinocchio. JIm Dine’s art exhibition features lithographs that were inspired by The Adventures of Pinocchio: Story of a Puppet. Dine’s work shows the real stories of Pinocchio including the broken promises made by Pinocchio, stolen money, and attempts on his life. Featuring...

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Artists in this exhibit work in a variety of media and focus their work on wildlife. The featured artists Ryan Dockiewicz and Spencer Tinkham are young wood carvers that create non-traditional birds and fowl.

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Bring your little ones to learn about how dinosaurs raised their little ones! "Tiny Titans: Dinosaur Eggs and Babies," a remarkable hands-on exhibit in the Virginia Living Museum's Changing Exhibits Gallery, offers an astounding array of authentic dinosaur eggs and nests collected from all over the globe – including those of each of the major plant and meat-eating...

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Using precise draftsmanship, technical craftsmanship, and an industrial palette, Dan Dailey’s glass work will be featured at the Chrysler Museum of Art this spring. Dailey’s art portrays his own interpretation of characters inspired by human emotion. Dailey’s work centers around a keen observation and attempt to comment on human nature and society. His works of art have an Art...

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Can the perfect stage comedy star a six-foot rabbit, who happens to be invisible? The enduring popularity of Mary Chase's mysterious masterpiece, Harvey,  proves it absolutely can. Hilarious but haunting, this Pulitzer winning classic leaves us wondering if anyone is truly sane, or would want to be. "Doctor, I wrestled with reality my entire life, and I'm happy to say I...

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