Gallery360 was born out of the desire to connect with community in a new way – through the appreciation of art and artists in an unconventional gallery space. It is run by marketing agency Wallace360 and housed within its office space in Downtown Roanoke.
310 First St. SW, Suite 150, Roanoke, VA 24011
on view
Detail from The Invasion of Prometheus' Bombshell Daughter's Psyche, Oil on Canvas, 48x36
Detail from Joni, Oil on Canvas, 48"x36"
hard labor:
Annie Waldrop
August 1 - September 20
Gallery360 welcomes artist Annie Waldrop and her works, which combine two kinds of portraits of women -- the literal portrait of real women in the real world and the metaphorical portrait of women as dolls.
Annie Waldrop is a painter/sculptor currently residing in Roanoke, VA. She received her master’s degree from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2003. Prior to that she attended Parsons School of Design in New York City where she lived and worked for over ten years, designing hats and exploring the downtown art scene of the 1980s. The combination of the sculptural aspects of millinery design coupled with time spent in the sculpture department at Virginia Commonwealth University and Maryland Institute College of Art laid the foundation for her current works. They address themes that have continued to surface throughout her career. Interests in various aspects of the Feminine, combined with spiritual teachings gleaned from Taoism, Buddhism and other spiritual philosophies are interwoven into the underlying fabric of the works in this exhibition.
Annie Waldrop is a painter/sculptor currently residing in Roanoke, VA. She received her master’s degree from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2003. Prior to that she attended Parsons School of Design in New York City where she lived and worked for over ten years, designing hats and exploring the downtown art scene of the 1980s. The combination of the sculptural aspects of millinery design coupled with time spent in the sculpture department at Virginia Commonwealth University and Maryland Institute College of Art laid the foundation for her current works. They address themes that have continued to surface throughout her career. Interests in various aspects of the Feminine, combined with spiritual teachings gleaned from Taoism, Buddhism and other spiritual philosophies are interwoven into the underlying fabric of the works in this exhibition.
events
upcoming shows
Detail from Elise Schweitzer, Lemon Abstraction, Aventine, Water Media on Paper, 7x9
Ecosystems
September 4 – November 22
“Ecosystems” brings together the work of 13 local and regional painters, all of whom are women. The work contains imagery that centers on natural habitats, human habitats, and natural forms that depict the artistic “ecosystem” that comes from our shared community and pictorial language.
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previous shows
Detail from Manchester Bridge, VA, Oil on Canvas, 36”x48”
frank hobbs
Dec 1, 2023 - Jan 26, 2024
Detail from Martin Geiger, Pool Slide, Oil on Linen, 26”x42”
lineage:
Philip, Elizabeth and Martin Geiger
February 2 - March 29
Detail from Lincoln Perry, The Medium, Oil on Canvas, 24”x30”
remarkable friends:
Lincoln Perry & Richard Crozier
April 5 - May 31
Detail from Wilder Ranch, CA, Oil on Canvas, 24x36
Detail from Live Oak Island, FL, Foggy Day #1, Oil on Canvas, 18x24
Detail from Moulin de la Roque Olive Trees #2, Gouache on Paper, 12x9
Detail from Shallow Water, CA, Oil on Canvas, 24x36
Detail from Roanoke Memorial Hospital, Oil on Canvas, 24x30
home and away
Bill White
June 7 - July 26
8:30am-5:00pm Weekdays,
Appointments Encouraged
Saturdays, By Appointment Only
540-798-3588
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310 First St. SW, Suite 150, Roanoke, VA 24011
Appointments Encouraged
Saturdays, By Appointment Only
540-798-3588
[email protected]
310 First St. SW, Suite 150, Roanoke, VA 24011