Portrait artist Justin White, Justin White, uses oil painting as a way to celebrate the people who have left an impression on his life and the individuality he sees in each subject.
A William & Mary graduate in Art and English, Justin returned to painting with renewed focus in 2023. His work has since appeared in solo and group exhibitions across Virginia, including a recent selection for the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art’s Made in VA exhibition.
His portrait practice embodies slowing down long enough to really see another person and creating work that reflects both their likeness and their significance.
Justin’s work is currently on view throughout The Suffolk Center galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek.
See the exhibition through November 6.
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM Free & Open to the Public
Follow his work at Justin White or learn more at justinwhiteart.com. … See MoreSee Less
The Pirate of Bully Bay sails into the Birdsong Theater this afternoon for a free, interactive adventure from Bright Star Touring Theatre.
Join Captain Catherine as she faces off with Black ’Stache and helps young audiences learn how to recognize bullying, speak up, and be a better friend along the way. 🦜
Today | 1:30 PM 📍Birdsong Theater Free to the public Recommended for grades K-3, but also good for up to grade 5!
Virginia-based artist Jazzmyn Ellis, Jazz, has spent the last decade exhibiting work across Virginia, Washington, D.C., New York, and Atlanta.
Her work has appeared in exhibitions at the National Freedom House Museum, Norfolk Botanical Garden, and the Chrysler Museum of Art, along with a mural created through the ViBe Creative District during the 2024 Mural Festival.
Jazzmyn’s work is currently on view throughout The Suffolk Center galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek.
See the exhibition through November 6.
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM Free & Open to the Public
Follow her work, see prints & stickers, and more at Jazz. … See MoreSee Less
Submissions have been extended for the Stairway of Names Written in History. 🎨
The second Faces of Suffolk mural by Peymon Aleagha will recognize Suffolk residents who have made a lasting, positive impact on the community.
Who do you know who was a trailblazer, a first, or someone whose contributions deserve to be remembered? We have 8 steps left to name.
Selected names will be incorporated into the mural along the steps of Peymon’s spiral staircase design, creating a lasting public record within the mural.
Community nominations are now open through November 6 at 9 PM.
You can also see the mural progress and nominate in person this Friday at Outdoors at the Center. Join us for a casual pre-Halloween night with live music from Ron Pier, food from El Chuyo El Chuyo, themed drinks, and activities for both kids and adults. 🎃🎶
Friday, October 30 | 6 PM Free | Outdoors at The Suffolk Center
🔗 Nominate or learn more through the links in bio. … See MoreSee Less
Norfolk native Ladré Imon Daniels is a multidisciplinary painter and illustrator whose work draws from experience across visual art, photography, and design.
Through his art and design brand, COPE: Cultivate Our People Everyday, Ladré highlights Black culture and thought with work reflecting self-love, community, and empowerment.
See work by Ladré Imon Daniels throughout the galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek, on view through November 6.
📍The Suffolk Center 2nd Floor Galleries Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM Free & Open to the Public
Learn more about Ladré and his work: cultivateourpeopleeveryday.com/pages/about-the-artist … See MoreSee Less
A new exhibition is going up in the Gallery Lounge. 🎨✨
Here’s a first look at artwork from Regina DeVal as we prepare for her upcoming Art of Wine feature, opening November 5.
Coming to Outdoors at the Center this Friday? Stop inside for a sneak peek while you’re here. 🍷
Art of Wine: Regina DeVal
Opening Reception: November 5 | 5:30 PM – 7 PM
Free & Open to the Public … See MoreSee Less
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Artist Feature: Justin White 🎨
Portrait artist Justin White, Justin White, uses oil painting as a way to celebrate the people who have left an impression on his life and the individuality he sees in each subject.
A William & Mary graduate in Art and English, Justin returned to painting with renewed focus in 2023. His work has since appeared in solo and group exhibitions across Virginia, including a recent selection for the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art’s Made in VA exhibition.
His portrait practice embodies slowing down long enough to really see another person and creating work that reflects both their likeness and their significance.
Justin’s work is currently on view throughout The Suffolk Center galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek.
See the exhibition through November 6.
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries
Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM
Free & Open to the Public
Follow his work at Justin White or learn more at justinwhiteart.com. … See MoreSee Less
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Today’s the day, mateys! 🏴☠️⚓
The Pirate of Bully Bay sails into the Birdsong Theater this afternoon for a free, interactive adventure from Bright Star Touring Theatre.
Join Captain Catherine as she faces off with Black ’Stache and helps young audiences learn how to recognize bullying, speak up, and be a better friend along the way. 🦜
Today | 1:30 PM
📍Birdsong Theater
Free to the public
Recommended for grades K-3, but also good for up to grade 5!
🎟️ Free RSVP in bio … See MoreSee Less
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Artist Feature: Jazzmyn Ellis 🎨
Virginia-based artist Jazzmyn Ellis, Jazz, has spent the last decade exhibiting work across Virginia, Washington, D.C., New York, and Atlanta.
Her work has appeared in exhibitions at the National Freedom House Museum, Norfolk Botanical Garden, and the Chrysler Museum of Art, along with a mural created through the ViBe Creative District during the 2024 Mural Festival.
Jazzmyn’s work is currently on view throughout The Suffolk Center galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek.
See the exhibition through November 6.
📍 The Suffolk Center Galleries
Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM
Free & Open to the Public
Follow her work, see prints & stickers, and more at Jazz. … See MoreSee Less
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Submissions have been extended for the Stairway of Names Written in History. 🎨
The second Faces of Suffolk mural by Peymon Aleagha will recognize Suffolk residents who have made a lasting, positive impact on the community.
Who do you know who was a trailblazer, a first, or someone whose contributions deserve to be remembered? We have 8 steps left to name.
Selected names will be incorporated into the mural along the steps of Peymon’s spiral staircase design, creating a lasting public record within the mural.
Community nominations are now open through November 6 at 9 PM.
You can also see the mural progress and nominate in person this Friday at Outdoors at the Center. Join us for a casual pre-Halloween night with live music from Ron Pier, food from El Chuyo El Chuyo, themed drinks, and activities for both kids and adults. 🎃🎶
Friday, October 30 | 6 PM
Free | Outdoors at The Suffolk Center
🔗 Nominate or learn more through the links in bio. … See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Artist Feature: Ladré Imon Daniels 🎨
Norfolk native Ladré Imon Daniels is a multidisciplinary painter and illustrator whose work draws from experience across visual art, photography, and design.
Through his art and design brand, COPE: Cultivate Our People Everyday, Ladré highlights Black culture and thought with work reflecting self-love, community, and empowerment.
See work by Ladré Imon Daniels throughout the galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek, on view through November 6.
📍The Suffolk Center 2nd Floor Galleries
Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM
Free & Open to the Public
Learn more about Ladré and his work:
cultivateourpeopleeveryday.com/pages/about-the-artist … See MoreSee Less
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