P. Buckley Moss’s new print of the Pulaski Courthouse will be available for purchase for a limited time. A portion of the sales from the print will be donated by the artist to the Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley.
Read MoreDespite the challenges of the year, the Fine Arts Center has used a variety of new strategies to continue its mission of supporting the arts in the New River Valley. While this is a time we would usually gather together with members and supporters, we hope you might join us in a safe and healthy way of raising funds to promote arts for children and adults in the region.
Read MoreProfessional photographer, David Rehor, returns to the Second Saturday series to share a topic near and dear to his heart—digital cameras. Whether you own a digital camera and want to know more about it, or you’re thinking about purchasing one for yourself or someone special, this workshop is for you!
Read MoreRegister for this online workshop presented by professional photographer, David Rehor, to learn how to make beautiful photographic images without a camera!
Read MoreThe Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley is supporting the 2020 Red Ribbon Week Art Contest sponsored by the Pulaski Community Partners Coalition
Read MoreCaleb Storm nurtured both an interest in glass art and a friendship with his teacher and mentor into a business relationship where both continue to explore and create new forms of art. Board member, John Ross, interviewed this talented glass artist about his past, present, and future in working with glass.
Read MoreDavid is an M.F.A. candidate at Radford University who takes beautiful, ethereal photographs in which he encourages both the subjects in the photos and those who view them to interact with light and become participants in his art. David has agreed to teach some photography classes for the Fine Arts Center in the coming year in our Second Saturday Adult Class series. Check out our schedule and sign up when the classes become available.
Read MoreThe Blacksburg Regional Art Association offers a rare opportunity to study with Keiko Tanabe, internationally acclaimed water color artist and author. Register now to save your seat!
Read MoreJesse Burgardt shares her beautiful pastel portraits that celebrate important moments in her life. She is a member of the Blacksburg Regional Arts Association and Chair for the New River Biennial, which the Fine Arts Center is hosting in 2021.
Read MoreJoin the Fine Arts Center and other organizations from across Pulaski County on October 2 at the 2020 Duck Derby, an event to support the YMCA of Pulaski County.
Read MoreDavid Pearce works in a variety of media, often creating something visual out of a graphical concept or a photograph he’s taken, even forming those ideas into three-dimensional art.
Read MoreRejane Pratelli shares how she was able to experience the healing power of art through silversmithing which she uses to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind wearable sculptures.
Read MoreBoard member Toni Bowman shares her story of finding support for creating art through participating in classes at the Fine Arts Center as well as interacting with other artists.
Read MoreAssociate Professor Emerita from Radford University, Jennifer Spoon, shares her evocative creations in mixed media, many of which are based on her travels across the globe.
Read MoreJane MacAdoo spoke with board member, Terrie Sternberg, about the influential role creating music and visual arts has played throughout her life. She has found our current time quarantining and social distancing to be an especially creative one.
Read MoreMina Hatami creates and shares imaginative and evocative self-portraiture through the power of photography as a way to connect with others and help them reflect on their own lives and our interconnectedness.
Read MoreSusan Lockwood is a current member of the Board of Directors of the Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley. After her successful corporate career, she now has more time to devote to her artistic passion—photography.
Read MoreNatavis Barton is a recent graduate of Radford University’s College of Visual & Performing Arts where he won the undergraduate Award of Excellence in their annual juried exhibition. He shares some of his work, his inspiration, and some ideas for people who want to continue to make art.
Read MoreJane Alois Stein is a freelance Costume Designer, who has been teaching Costume Design at Virginia Tech since 2006.
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