Every time I go to Richmond to take pictures, I find a bunch of new art that's not part of RVA Street Art Festival, Welcoming Walls, or The Richmond Mural Project .
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| Some excellent weathered signage at LaDiff on 15th Street |
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| Not technically art buuuuut... Carter's Dry Goods and Notions closed in 1993 after close to seventy years in business. The building was damaged in a fire in 2012, but the family (who owns the adjacent house and adorable backyard) repaired the local landmark, which is now used only for storage. |
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| Bunnyhop Bike Shop (now closed, Carytown) covered in Chris Milk Hulburt's artwork |
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| Bunnyhop Bike Shop detail |
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| Nils Westergard Bunnyhop Bike Shop |
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| Bellytimber Tavern 1501 W Main St. |
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| Faces of Richmond by Charles Berger 2401 W Main St. |
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| I found this while looking for a mural that didn't exist on the back of a Broad street building. |
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| This ad was in a 1950 newspaper. The address is currently home to Art is Braids Natural Salon, Nur Perfumes, and condos. History is rad. |
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| These signs listing Richmond landmarks cover a stretch of old derelict buildings on East Broad Street while they await redevelopment |
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| Here's a shot of one of the buildings that's still visible. |
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| Plaza Art got some new work since my last visit. |
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| 411 N Harrison, Artist unknown |
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