Richmond Chronicle

a community yearbook

The Richmond Chronicle is a community yearbook dedicated to artists and the people who support them. The Chronicle features yearbook-style portraits alongside carefully curated submissions from local artists from that specific year. It is compiled, published, and thoughtfully distributed to various local Richmond markets, making it an accessible and valuable resource for celebrating the creative spirit of Richmond.

2025 Portrait Sessions

  • October 21-24 at Greenhouse Gallery

    6:00-9:00PM

    319 ½ S Pine Street (Alley Entrance)

  • November 2-5 at The Camel

    3:00-6:00PM

    1621 W Broad St

  • December 2-5 at Gallery5

    2:00-5:00PM

    200 W Marshall St

  • December 15-18 at The Camel

    3:00-6:00PM

    1621 W Broad St

Submit your work

Submit your own work to be considered for the 2025 Richmond Chronicle

  • Work submitted must be created, finished, or released in 2025

  • You may submit up to 10 works. Please submit all work, including writing, in the form of attachments

  • The submitter must be the owner of the work and currently live and/or work in Richmond, Virginia and the surrounding counties

  • Images must be print resolution ~300 dpi

  • Please provide your name as you would like it to be printed. Your name will be with each piece of work printed in the Richmond Chronicle

  • You may provide an artist’s statement to accompany your work

  • The email you provide will be used to communicate your inclusion in the Richmond Chronicle

  • No AI/LLM generated work

How it started…

As a photographer for primarily musicians and people on stage, I often find myself longing to capture and showcase the rest of the artists in our community as well as everyone supporting the artists by attending events and purchasing artwork. There are a lot of incredible people that surround musicians, and any artist community, that supports it, and help it to function and thrive.

If you identify as an artist or supporter of the arts, you are the subject of this project.

Please support me in documenting this beautiful community. This will be a print yearbook for you to cherish and remember this moment in Richmond.

Miranda Jean - Photographer, Creator of Richmond Chronicle