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March Exhibit The month of March is 'Youth Art Month' in our schools and we are proud to present the works of Susanne Sellar's eighth grade art students from Read Mountain Middle School. These students learned facial proportions in preparation for building the busts exhibited. Also shown are radial symetry designs based on the human figure repeating. The action figures reflect the students' knowledge of body proportions and balance. They are made with a wire armature and covered with paper mache. There will be an opening reception on Thursday, March 4th during 'Art By Night'. The gallery stays open until 9pm that evening. We are located at 108 Market Street, downtown Roanoke. Regular hours are Tues-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-4. ![]() |
Breaking News'Best in Show'Angela Shields, won the award for best design and composition in the 5th annual SPCA Best in Show art show. The painting, "Dressed for Dinner", is of Angela's son and daughter-in-law's dog, Peanut, a Boston Terrier. Out of over 300 entries in the show, the painting was one of eight chosen to be printed on note cards that are for sale for $12.00. proceeds go to benefit the Roanoke Valley SPCA. posted on Wed Mar 10, 2010 7:51 PM by Susan Egbert Gallery 108 wins "Best Art Gallery" AwardOnce again, Gallery 108 has been voted "Best Art Gallery" by readers of the City Magazine in their annual poll. Over 12,000 votes were cast in all categories. Thanks to everyone who voted for us. We also made the list of "Best Places to see Unique or Underground Art". And, congratulations to John Reburn, voted "Most Humorous Roanoker". Keep 'em laughing John! posted on Tue Mar 09, 2010 3:25 PM by Susan Egbert Two person exhibitMember artists Agnes Stringfellow and Susan Egbert are exhibiting recent works at Westlake Library, Westlake Towne Center in Hardy, VA. This exhibit showcases over 20 pieces of art and will run through the month of March. posted on Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:51 AM by Susan Egbert more... |