April 16 - June 1, 2024
Alma's is thrilled to once again host Annabel Wrigley's work for her second solo exhibition with the gallery. This collection of new work demonstrates a range of technique while continuing her dedicated exploration of playful color. Please join us for the artist's Reception Friday, April 19 from 5-9pm.
November 2023
Alma's is pleased to host The Rejewelry Competition. This exhibition showcases works by our 21 juror-selected artists who have each created a suite of jewelry made from the archive of RJM donated materials.
October 20 - November 18
Recur is a group exhibition featuring new works from April D. Felipe (Albany, OH), Edward Alan Gross (Richmond, VA) and Sarita Westrup (Dallas, TX). These artists have adopted repetitive processes to produce quietly meditative work. This exhibition will run through November 18.
Please join us on October 20 from 5-8pm for the opening reception of Recur.
September 22 - October 14
Alma's is pleased to be hosting a multi-media group exhibition full of new work from 7 different artists. Local favorites are paired up with national and international artists to bring all the color, energy and spark.
March 24 - May 13, 2023
Linear Function opening reception 5-7pm March 19. This exhibition features work from Sarah Grace Cheek, Joe Grant, Tracy Greene, Daphne Judith Lee, Sara Morales Morgan, Christine Orr, Kiara Pelissier, Lynn Read, Caitie Sellers, Becky Soderberg, Nanda Soderberg, Sarah Tector, Annabel Wrigley
January 19 - March 2023
Join us Thursday, January 19 from 5-8 for the opening reception of Galactic Selfies and Iconic Discoveries of Archer Adler. This exhibition comes from the studio of Rachel Rader. Rachel lives in Richmond, VA where she dabbles in a myriad of materials and forms of expression as a multidisciplinary artist. In her current project, Ancient Truth Investigators, she combines her love of performance with her devotion to material exploration.
November 16 - January 2023
Join us this Wednesday, November 16 from 6-9 for the opening reception of More! More! More! Featuring weavings by Amber Jenson and one-of-a-kind, collaborative jewelry by Sarah Tector and Jenny Southern. More! More! More! is a celebration of additive making, questioning “what if” and getting lost in the process.