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 will host the artwork of Sam Linkous from May 3 through June 29. A resident of Blacksburg, Virginia, Sam is a multitalented and versatile fine artist and musician. On paper, Sam creates whimsical and unconventional pieces of art using inks and colors, one at a time, which are never reproduced.
There is an opening reception on Thursday May 8th, from 5:30pm to 7pm. The event is free to attend and suitable for all ages.
Sam Linkous’ inspiration for his current series of art, consisting of watercolor and ink paintings, began in 2020 as a way to provide something colorful and positive to post on his social media page when everything seemed to be negative. Posting his drawings on his Facebook feed, the positive reactions he received encouraged him both to continue drawing and to post daily.
Now, with over a thousand followers, he continues his daily posts five years later. He especially likes sharing them with friends and reading their reactions. On occasion, accompanying his drawings, Sam and his followers create “serial stories” where imaginative narratives are spawned in response to his images. These stories, written back and forth between Sam & his audience, are a fun way to engage with the artwork and give new and exciting life to a piece. Sam says that these are fun because he never knows where they’re going or how they’ll end.
Sam’s current work revolves around flowers that grow in his imagination, but he often incorporates items such as musical instruments, old cars and trucks, churches, and barns, or whatever else comes to mind, all of which represent his imagination and love of color. These works are never reproduced – each item he is showing, which includes framed works, matted works, and greeting cards – are completely one-of-a-kind originals.
Featuring the artworks of students from Radford City Public Schools
March through April 2025
Works by Ruth Lefko, Martha Olson, and Lois Stephens
November 2024 through January 2025
Multi-artist exhibit featuring local artists' interpretations of Mary Draper Ingles.
July through August 2024
(Pictured is Ingles Cabin by Joyce Sims)
Featuring the artworks of students from Radford City Public Schools
March through April 2024
Featuring the works of the Water Class as the Radford Recreation Center
September through October 2023
Multi-artist art exhibit that reflects on the life and times of colonial heroine Mary Draper Ingles
July through August 2023
Works by Yvonne Alderman
November 2022 through February 2023
(Pictured: Welcome to a Magical Land Where Creatures Great & Small Get What They Ask For by Yvonne Alderman)
Multi-artist art exhibit that reflects on the life and times of colonial heroine Mary Draper Ingles
July through August 2022
Photography by Alex Moral
March through April 2022
(Pictured: Portraits of Empowerment by Alex Moral)
Featuring works by Langley Anderson, Jane Blevins, Jennifer Huffman, Ken Pease, Kaila Hendricks and Hope Creasy
November 2021 through February 2022
(picture features art by Ken Pease, Jane Blevins, and others)
Photography by Langley Anderson
September through October 2021
(Pictured High Fidelity by Langley Anderson)
Photography by Dale R. Carlson of Bluemoonistic Images
June through August 2021
(Piney Creek Trestle)
Featuring works by Cheryl Mackian, the Radford Photo Club and Teresa Regil.
January through March 2021
(pictured: Baltimore Oriole by Brian Smith)
Paintings by Portrait Artist Teresa Regil
October through December 2020
(pictured: Self-Portrait, Age 71
Photos by the Radford Photo Club
July-September 2020
(pictured: 630 Steam Locomotive Pulling into Radford by Joyce Sims)
Works by Cheryl Mackian
March-June 2020
(pictured: Her Avid Listener by Cheryl Mackian)
Works from 2019 Gallery Exhibits
January-February 2020
(pictured: It’s a Train Wreck by Yvonne Alderman)
Nature prints by Ray Harm
September-December 2019
(pictured: Mountain Quail by Ray Harm)
Works by Yvonne Alderman
March-April 2019
(pictured: A Dreamers Dream by Yvonne Alderman)
Works from 2018 Gallery Exhibits
January-February 2019
(pictured: Cerberus by Ben Crenshaw)
October - December 2018
(pictured: Radford Time by Kathryn Kelley)
Works from the watercolor students of Harriet Anderson
August-September 2018
(pictured: Daisies by Lark Wojdak)
Works by Kirk Carter, Terry Ellen Carter, Susan Crockett, Judy Crowgey, Laura “Jeannie” Fender, Matt Gentry, Sue Hossack, Ruth Lefko, Jim Palmer, Philip Ramsey, Lois Stephens & Gerri Young
June-July 2018
(pictured: Matt Gentry painting en plein air)
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.