More Richmond, VA Graffiti

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Richmond Graffiti Walk - August 2014

The following pictures were taken around the city of Richmond, VA. Richmond has a vast amount of incomparable murals, that were created by both local and national artists. If you ever visit the city of Richmond, I highly recommend that you take in the many different forms of art that this beautiful city provides.

RVA Street Art Festival - 2013

The RVA Street Art Festival is a reoccurring art exhibition that includes several local and national artists who present several exhibits in a monotonous area. In September 2013, the exposition took place at the Greater Richmond Transit Company’s bus depot on Cary St. However, access to the exhibit was suspended due to an attack on a security guard in November. Recently, in March 2014, the GRTC announced that the exhibit would reopen to the public at a later undisclosed date.

Crawford Road Bridge

Crawford Road is a narrow and twisting road located in Yorktown, VA. This particular pathway has been made unique by several urban legends and ghost stories involving the road and its bridge. Rumor has it that if you venture onto the bridge at night and turn off your car, you will shortly hear the voices of dead slaves, and you will see several bodies hanging from the bridge and nearby trees. Legends aside, I found courage and ventured out to this bridge to view the local art exhibits (the graffiti) and not the paranormal activity.

The following pictures display the artistic eminence of Crawford Road, not the supernatural exploits. And please do not expect this blog to produce such a folly.