Peter Culley, “Light House_1_Jackson Ward.”
PHOTO BY JON-PHILIP SHERIDAN

Richmond’s 1708 Gallery invites established and emerging artists working in all media and disciplines to submit proposals for the upcoming “InLight Richmond 2010,” a show of artwork inspired by light, which will take place October 22 in downtown Richmond. Preferences will be given to proposals that involve, investigate, interpret, or are inspired by light, either as a medium or as an abstract idea. Existing work, as well as proposals for new projects will be considered. The work will be selected by guest juror Adelina Vlas, Assistant Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Cash awards. Deadline for entry is June 21, 2010. Entry fee $30. For more information, visit InLight 2009. 1708 Gallery, 319 W. Broad St., Richmond. 804-643-1708.

Murray Whitehill, “The Garden Disappears,” 2009.

Java Java’s downtown location features “Those Who Observe/Those Who Build,” an exhibition of Murray Whitehill’s digital images. 421 E. Main St. on the Downtown Mall. 245-0020.

Carol Lonsdale, “The Artist’s Studio, Camon.”

The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Church hosts an opening to celebrate its exhibition of the paintings of Carol Lonsdale. 717 Rugby Road 293-8179.

Carol Lonsdale, “The Artist’s Studio, Camon.”

The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Church shows the paintings of Carol Lonsdale. 717 Rugby Road 293-8179.