Art Gallery
The Gallery at Glencoe Mansion exhibits the art and works of contemporary Appalachian artists from around the New River Valley and Southwest Virginia.
The Gallery at Glencoe Mansion exhibits the art and works of contemporary Appalachian artists from around the New River Valley and Southwest Virginia.
Glencoe Mansion is pleased to announce its new art show, “Voyager” by Roanoke based artist Nick Milinazzo.
The show will be on display May 8th through June 23rd.
There is an opening reception Thursday, May 16, from 5 pm to 6:30 pm.
Nick Milinazzo presents “Voyager”, which takes the audience through the progression of his work spanning the past three years. As Nick explores new styles and iterations of his work, his voyage is also a way of self-reference. Using composition, color theory, and reflection, “Voyager” is a stunning exhibition that allows for open interpretation and is visually engaging. The Opening Reception falls on the same day as Nick’s milestone 40th birthday.
Nick says, "When I begin a painting, I have no preconceived notions as to what the end-product will look like. Through a process of intuition and spontaneity, I attempt to coax the image out of a panel. This involves both the building up and subsequent removal of numerous layers of pigment. The back-and-forth process (layering, blending, scraping, wiping away) will imbue the work with a sense of movement and energy. I do not use brushes when working, but instead a set of different scrapers. This allows me to become more active with the piece – using the force of my entire arm and body. My abstract paintings are fictive models: they make visible an inorganic reality that cannot be found in nature alone."
We are always interested in finding artists to feature in our Gallery.
Artists who are featured in our Gallery often have pieces available in our Museum Shop - everything from full-size original pieces to notecard prints. Take home your favorite art today.
Focusing on the history of the Glencoe Mansion and of the Wharton family
Exhibits highlighting key individuals and events that have shaped Radford and the region
Sites and artifacts of interest on and around the Glencoe Mansion grounds.