Many people recognize Jesi as our community’s preeminent portrait artist. But her artworks span various genres beyond portraiture, including , still life, landscape, seascape, floral, abstract, and nonobjective. Faces & […]
Join us for our opening reception of Faces & More, a retrospective look at Jesi Pace-Berkeley’s work. The work is vast, so we’ve collaborated with the Y at Virginia Tech […]
Regional Road Trip - Plein Air Paintings of the New River Valley and Beyond "Regional Road Trip" consists of original watercolors, framed prints, and Appalachian Trail sketches in addition to […]
As part of Downtown Blacksburg Inc.'s Art Walk activities tomorrow evening, we will be open from 5-8pm with an exhibit opening reception for Matt Gentry's plein air watercolor pieces. "Regional […]
June's Art Walk will be a three-tier celebration! Matt Gentry's plein art watercolor exhibit, "Regional Road Trip," will come to a close this evening; Matt will celebrate his retirement from […]
Blacksburg Regional Art Association Annual Theme Show. This year’s theme is “Celebrating Poetry in Art” and includes a wide variety of work, covering many mediums and much poem inspiration. The […]
Help us celebrate Blacksburg Regional Art Association artists as they open the organization’s annual juried and judged theme show. This year’s theme is "Celebrating Poetry in Art" and includes 57 […]
Young Artists: Dreamscapes is coordinated by Sierra R. Frazier, Craig County High School Art Teacher; Bethany Costello, Center for the Arts Engagement Manager; Savannah Penven, Center for the Arts Exhibition Program […]
Jeremy Riffe's photography exhibition presents both active and abandoned churches, placing them in visual conversation with one another. Through this juxtaposition, Riffe offers a reflection on secularization in Appalachia—highlighting churches […]
Opening February 6 with an evening reception and talk with the artist! Jeremy Riffe's photography exhibition presents both active and abandoned churches, placing them in visual conversation with one another. […]
Southwest Virginia has become a vital place for those seeking safety and a new beginning for decades. In recent years, our region has welcomed hundreds of neighbors—from Afghan families following […]