In the Gallery
Our Gallery is a rousing social laboratory for diverse ideas and practices. Monthly exhibits and pop-ups showcase emerging artists while shining a spotlight on pioneering concepts and social trends. We challenge the expectations of a traditional white-wall gallery by nurturing diversity, maintaining flexibility, and facilitating cross-contamination of ideas and disciplines.
People of Charlottesville: Aaron Farrington
Exhibition Opening November 3, 2017. 5:30-9:00 Aaron Farrington is a photographer and filmmaker who moved to Charlottesville twenty years ago. The past isn’t ever... Read More
Parlor of Horrors
Parlor of Horrors will transform The Bridge’s Belmont gallery into a dungeon of classic cinema horror this October! The Parlor of Horrors is local... Read More
Carry Me Ohio: Matt Eich
EXHIBITION OPENING JUNE 2, 2017 Matt Eich (b. 1986) is a photographic essayist and portrait photographer born and based in Virginia. He holds a BS... Read More
Bolanle Adeboye: Macrocosmos
Bringing The Inside Out at the The Bridge PAI This May Opening reception for “Macrocosmos” on First Friday, May 5, 5:30-7:30pm. Live music performance... Read More
Empowering Women of Color
EXHIBITION OPENING FEBRUARY 3, 2017 We are pleased to present “Empowering Women of Color”, a collaborative show highlighting Charlottesville’s female artists of color. To... Read More
World Art: Refugees
EXHIBITION OPENING MARCH 3, 2017 The World Art Exhibit features thirty-three drawings created by refugees from eight countries. All of the work expresses aspects... Read More
Shake Can Vigorously (Pop-up demo/exhibit)
April 7th features local graffiti artists creating large scale artworks in real time. Stop by to see the artists in action. We’re excited to partner... Read More
2016 Gift Forest
Gift Forest is a pop-up market featuring over 50 artists, makers and collectors from across the region. On November 30 The Bridge will be... Read More
Brielle DuFlon’s “We Made You This”
The exhibition consists of nine hand-sewn assemblages on canvas, composed of found, discarded and lost human itms, which have been organized by color or... Read More
