Welcome to James River Art League
Visit our current exhibit at the JRAL Gallery at Crossroads Art Center
Click here for more information Member "Season's Greetings" Cards
Virtual Exhibit Celebrate the season by sharing your original holiday cards on our website and Art News Get more information Click to see the virtual exhibit Visit our current exhibit at Glenmore Yoga & Wellness Center
Jan. 6 - Mar. 10, 2021 |
JRAL artists work in a wide range of art media, including oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel, graphite, pen & ink, collage, silk screen, scratchboard, photography, sculpture, and more. Please visit our Art Gallery to see a sampling of members' paintings.
History of JRALJames River Art League is one of the oldest art groups in Richmond and was organized in 1964 by members of a painting class taught by Helen Hull Bailey. Through her persuasion, an art league was formed south of the James River; early meetings were held in a small white house on the grounds of Westover Hills School. The membership grew and soon the League included artists from both sides of the James River. Today, JRAL remains anchored in Greater Richmond, although we have members from throughout Central Virginia.
In 2014, we celebrated our 50th anniversary with a year long celebration. Visit our Anniversary News page for more information about our celebratory activities. We also published a commemorative book, James River Art League: 50 Years of Art, that chronicles JRAL's history for our first fifty years; click here to read our book. Meetings & ProgramsWe welcome guests to join us at our Program/Business meetings at St. Matthews Episcopal Church located in Henrico County in September, November, January, March, and May. Field trips and special programs for members occur in October, December, February and April. Please visit our Meetings/Programs page for full details.
Become a MemberWe jury in members in November and March. Click here for a membership application and more information about membership.
Contact UsClick here to contact us for for more information about the James River Art League.
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