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Experience the Magic of PVCC’s Annual Let There Be Light Event

December 5, 2023December 5, 2023 Eavan Murphy, staff writer

As the darkness of winter approaches, PVCC’s Visual Arts Department will hold the 17th annual Let There Be Light exhibit around the V. Earl Dickinson Building. The free event will feature a variety of illuminated artworks and performances by local artists, students, and organizations. The event was originally started by former Art Department Chairperson Beryl […]

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Let There Be Light: A Charlottesville tradition undaunted by COVID-19

December 2, 2020December 1, 2020 Maxwell Walpole, staff writer

A celebrated Charlottesville tradition since 2007, the Let There Be Light festival is an art exhibition of sculptures and other art exhibits all connected by the unifying theme of light. While each year’s festival is different, this year’s festival has made some unprecedented changes, not by choice, but by necessity. James Yates, the curator of […]

Let There Be Light: Lighting up the Night

January 27, 2016 Lindsey Woodyard

Let There Be Light is an annual, light-themed, interactive exhibit hosted on the grounds of PVCC’s V. Earl Dickinson building. Celebrating the winter solstice, Let There Be Light aimed to comfort and inspire in the midst of the longest night of the year. Upon entering the Dickinson building, guests were welcomed with complimentary maps of […]

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Experience the Magic of PVCC’s Annual Let There Be Light Event

Let There Be Light: A Charlottesville tradition undaunted by COVID-19

Let There Be Light: Lighting up the Night

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