April 5, 2010
In order to realize his vision for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, London-based architect Rick Mather formed a partnership for the VMFA expansion program with one of the leading architectural firms in Virginia, SMBW Architects.
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Architect Rick Mather Q&A
April 4, 2010
Questions and Answers about the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Architecture in Richmond
April 2, 2010
For more than three decades, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has been a leader in scholarly efforts to document and interpret architecture in Virginia.
Hankins and Anderson: Consulting Engineers
April 2, 2010
Hankins and Anderson is the principal engineering consultant for the expansion of VMFA.
In Pursuit of Quality: Patrons of VMFA
October 9, 2009
2009-10-09 The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has built its collections entirely by private patronage since its 1936 opening in the midst of the Great Depression. VMFA continues to position itself successfully for a healthy, vibrant future, through support from the Commonwealth of Virginia an
VMFA Commissions Painting by Ryan McGinness for Display in McGlothlin Wing
August 5, 2009
2009-08-05 200 Works from Museum’s Collection To Be Represented in Artist’s New Painting When the doors of the expanded Virginia Museum of Fine Arts open on May 1, the first work of art that visitors will see is “Art History is Not Linear (VMFA),” a Ryan McGinness painting commissioned
VMFA Recieves $75,000 Grant from NEA to Install Expanded Contemporary Galleries
October 29, 2008
2008-10-29 The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts a $75,000 grant to be used to install the museum’s expanded Modern and Contemporary collection. VMFA is in the midst of a massive expansion project that will add more than 165,000 square feet of space