Still from Jerstin Crosby’s video, Telepathic News.

The University of Virginia’s The Niche in the Fine Arts Library features the work of multimedia artist, Jerstin Crosby, who “engages with the tropes of pop culture, environmental activism, and psychadelics.” Fiske Kimball Fine Arts Library, Bayly Dr. (across from the Architecture School). For more information, visit http://thelibraryniche.blogspot.com.

Painting by John Raphael Smith English, after Henry Fuseli Swiss.

The University of Virginia Art Museum presents a lunchtime talk by Stephen Margulies, co-curator of the current exhibit, “From Classic to Romantic: British Art in the Age of Transition.” 155 Rugby Road. 243-2050.

Joe Gumbula and Louise Hamby.

The Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection presents a lecture by Australian Research Council fellow, Joe Naparrnga Gumbula, and Australian National University Research Fellow, Louise Hamby, who will discuss “Makarr Garma and Milingimbi.” The lecture is free and open to the public, but reservations are required. A reception follows the lecture. To reserve a spot, call 244-0234. 400 Worrell Dr., Peter Jefferson Place.

In association with the Virginia Film Festival, The Bridge and UVA art prof Kevin Everson present “The Digital Media Gallery,” featuring a diverse and interactive installation of film and video art by students and community members. Not to be missed. 101 E. Main St. For more information, visit virginiafilmfestival.org

Dean Dass, “Machine Surrounded by Birds.”

The Dean’s Gallery at the University of Virginia School of Architecture hosts an opening reception for “Tropes of Objectivity,” an exhibition of works in various media by Dean Dass, who plays with the idea of a “Cabinet of Wonders.” Campbell Hall. 924-3715.

Dean Dass, “Machine Surrounded by Birds.”

The Dean’s Gallery at the University of Virginia School of Architecture features “Tropes of Objectivity,” an exhibition of works in various media by Dean Dass, who plays with the idea of a “Cabinet of Wonders” in this collection. Campbell Hall. 924-3715.

Detail from “Field Notes: Revisions,” created by Robert Capozzi, Lorrie Fredette, Dylan McManus, Laura Moriarty and Jill Parisi .

The University of Virginia’s Ruffin Gallery opens “Field Notes: Revisions,” a collaborative piece examining environmental issues, created by visiting artists, Robert Capozzi, Lorrie Fredette, Dylan McManus, Laura Moriarty and Jill Parisi. The artists will give a gallery talk at 4:30pm, followed by a reception at 5:30pm. 179 Culbreth Road. 924-6123.

Detail from “Field Notes: Revisions,” a 2009 collaboration by Robert Capozzi, Lorrie Fredette, Dylan McManus, Laura Moriarty and Jill Parisi.

The University of Virginia’s Ruffin Gallery presents “Field Notes: Revisions,” a collaborative piece examining environmental issues, created by visiting artists, Robert Capozzi, Lorrie Fredette, Dylan McManus, Laura Moriarty and Jill Parisi. The installation will revisit “Field Notes, States of Mind,” a 2009 exhibit they created in New York state. 179 Culbreth Road. 924-6123.