A new exhibition titled “Race in Richmond: Healing in Richmond” is on display at The Gallery in Main Street Station until June 30. The exhibit features two installations: “I See You – A Portrait Experience” and “I Hear You: A Speaking Experience.”

Co-curated by Ashley Williams and Ron Stokes, the exhibition aims to showcase the diversity of Richmond’s residents through portraiture and interactive elements.

“We are capturing the humans that make up the vibrancy of the city of Richmond. Portraits will be an ode to continued work in centering humanity unapologetically and authentically,” Williams said.

A Community Healing Practice & Closing Reception is scheduled for Friday, June 28, from 6 to 9 p.m. This event will mark the conclusion of the exhibition and provide a final opportunity for community engagement with the artworks.

Until then, visitors can view the installations during the gallery’s regular operating hours.

This exhibit is part of a larger series of events and artworks focused on race and community in Richmond. Those interested in learning more about the exhibition or its themes can visit thewellcollective.space.