On Wednesday, January 29th, we hosted a community info session providing an overview & state of play on federal and state legislation impacting our LGBTQIA+ community. Our partners at Equality Virginia, ACLU of Virginia, Side by Side and He, She, Ze & We helped assess what threats are real, what power we have at the local level and what we should be on the lookout for.

Our dear friends Joey & Erin of This Is Double Take recorded the session. You can access the recording of the full session HERE.

Join us at Shop Two Three January 31-February 11th for Hold Still, Keep Moving, a new exhibition. of trains, history and misadventure.

Friday, January 21 from 6-10pm: Opening night with zines, free prints, and campfire songs with Tim Barry, Julie Karr, and Josh Small.

Thursday February 6, 7pm: Screening of a Secret History of Hobo Graffiti: Who is Bozo Texino, a film by Bill Daniel.

Sunday, February 9, 7pm: Talk and walking tour with Mathias Svalina on the surrealist history of Richmond’s railroads.

Tuesday, February 11, 7pm: Hail Murray - East Bay hardcore book release talk and slideshow with Aaron Cometbus and Anna Brown

As we move into 2025, we remain steadfastly committed to creating a world in which the power of art is willingly and joyfully harnessed for personal, social and systemic change.

This, we are creating a publicly-accessible community green space in the yard beside the studio. We will continue hosting dozens of free community events each month - providing meaningful meeting and organizing space for mission aligned efforts and organizations, and space for joyful connection through film screenings, square dancing and celebrations. And we will continue providing a 24/7 space for 120+ artists & angelic troublemakers.

We know community arts spaces like Studio Two Three are critical - these are the spaces where we co-create, co-conspire, and envision better futures together. 

Donate here to make everything we do at Studio Two Three possible. 

Our classes are affordable and welcoming to students of all levels. Topics include screen printing, risograph printing, relief printing, letterpress, etching, bookmaking, and textiles. We also offer custom one-on-one and small group workshops.

Studio Two Three members have 24/7 access to the studio. We have facilities for screen printing, letterpress, etching, relief, and risograph printing. Members have access to all printmaking equipment, gathering and lounge spaces, a kitchenette, wireless internet, and a community of fellow artists.

It is meaningful and important for us to make our event space available and accessible for mission aligned initiatives, organizations and events. We host dozens of community events and print days every month, including field trips, film screenings, artist markets, neighborhood association meetings, square dancing, and lots more.

Everything in our online store is designed and printed at the studio with lots of love. Your purchase supports Studio Two Three and our community programming!