AOPR members who work in watercolor and meet regularly to paint together and enjoy the companionship of making art in community.

Join your fellow AOPR artists to discuss art, life and everything in between!

Be sure to check the schedule (https://www.visualartistsofrichmond.org/ros) for when YOUR favorite local artists will be welcoming you to their studios!

Come see the Big Reveal of tag-team art by AOPR members inspired by the single theme "What We Carry" and by each other’s creative expression.

"Same Place, Different Time" is the theme for the Thursday, August 20, 2026 Photography Group meeting at the Point Richmond Gallery and on Zoom

AOPR members who work in watercolor and meet regularly to paint together and enjoy the companionship of making art in community.

A monthly gathering of AOPR members who work in painting, drawing, printmaking,ceramics, sculpture and mixed-media.

Join us for a rare tour of NIAD (Nurturing Independence Through Artistic Development) Art Center, a progressive art studio for adult artists with developmental disabilities.

Join us for two exciting exhibitions: “Mildred Howard: Poetics of Memory” exploring memory, identity and the African American experience; and “BeHere / 1942: A New Lens on the Japanese American Incarceration”, historic images and immersive installations by Masaki Fujihata.

Come see an amazing public art exhibition of 30 life-size Indian elephants handcrafted in South India by Indigenous artisans from an invasive weed, thus creating a circular conservation model of sustainable livelihood, human and wildlife coexistence and forest restoration.

Five decades of work by celebrated photographer, Graciela Iturbide. Photographing primarily in black and white in her home country of Mexico, she seeks the extraordinary in the everyday.