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Roberta McGuire
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1801 Northwoods Lane
Salem, VA 24153 - Phone: (540) 342-1177 Phone: (540) 342-1177
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Color, shape and dimension are the elements of art that interest me most, and what I focus on when expressing my ideas. Authentic and creative expression of my thoughts and feelings about the subject is a constant goal of mine, and the Virginia landscape is a constant inspiration. Using layering techniques, I work with acrylic on canvas and also ink on aluminum for three dimensional wall sculptures.
I have a Masters Degree in Liberal Studies from Hollins University, with a concentration in art. For the past 25 years I have studied with a number of nationally known artists, and I have work in many private and corporate collections.
Roberta McGuire The Market Gallery, Roanoke Virginia
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