About this campaign
CultureWorks and Bonfire have collaborated to offer this limited edition design during the 4th annual artoberVA, a month-long celebration of arts and culture in Richmond and the Tri-Cities area each October.
In celebration of artoberVA, Bonfire worked with three local Richmond artists – Emily Herr, Mickael Broth, and Wingchow – to bring their interpretation of “what it means to be part of the Richmond community” to life. Each artist created a piece of artwork based on this prompt, and has transformed them into limited edition t-shirt designs with the help of Bonfire.
All proceeds raised from these campaigns benefit nonprofits. The proceeds from this design benefit Emily Herr’s chosen nonprofit, RVA Makers, and CultureWorks.
For a chance to win the artwork that inspired this design, follow Bonfire on Instagram and be on the lookout for a giveaway opportunity.
For updates on the artoberVA events, follow the artoberVA pages on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram and check out the full calendar of events.
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Emily’s design is a collage featuring art made by people in Richmond and shared in the RVA Makers’ Facebook Group. She wanted to gather all of the creativity around Richmond, bring it together, and explore what is being built around us by the community. She wants us all to ask one another, “What are you working on?”
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Born and raised in Richmond, Emily Herr is the founder of HerrSuite, a mural design business that specializes in careful context-based design with bright, illustrative imagery. She’s been painting for 12 years, with a portfolio of nearly 100 walls. She has built her own mobile studio, which she took on tour for her “Girls! Girls! Girls!” project to create inclusive, realistic, positive representation of womxn in public places. In addition to her extensive portfolio of mural work, she leads the nonprofit RVA Makers as president.
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About artoberVA
Every October, CultureWorks presents artoberVA to promote events, pop-ups, exhibits, science, history, collaborations, and any arts or cultural experience happening in the Richmond & Tri-Cities area during the entire month. Last year, there were over 1,500 total arts and culture experiences and 423 unique events during artoberVA.
Check out the calendar for the full list of this year’s events.
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About CultureWorks
CultureWorks is an organization that serves the Richmond and Tri-Cities region to drive a vibrant community by inspiring, enabling and cultivating world-class arts and culture.
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About Bonfire
Founded in Richmond, VA, in 2012, Bonfire is an easy-to-use e-commerce platform for designing and selling custom shirts. Whether people want to sell shirts online, fundraise for a good cause, or simply order custom printed products directly, Bonfire helps them strengthen and inspire their communities with high-quality custom apparel.
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