Located at SFFA Main Street Gallery
1200 Main St, Lynchburg, VA 24504

Opening Reception: TBD

A two-person exhibition featuring the work of Nancy Dahlstrom and Ann Glover.

Nancy Dahlstrom  taught art at Hollins University from 1973 – 2013.  She has a B.F.A. from SUNY at Buffalo and an M.F.A. in printmaking from Ohio University. Her work has been exhibited extensively in the United States and abroad. Dahlstrom has traveled to France, Norway, Scotland, Greece, Malaysia, and along the length of the Trans-Siberian Railroad, journeys which exposed her to works of art and artists throughout these regions. She has studied with master printmakers in Oslo, Paris, and Ekaterinburg, Russia. Dahlstrom’s dedication to creativity pervades the entire space in which she lives and works.  Of all the places she has visited and lived, she is delighted to be spending her retirement making art and tending to her gardens in Fincastle, Virginia. 

Ann Glover graduated from Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Virginia, and has had many exhibitions throughout the United States. Her work has appeared in such varied galleries as the Museum of Illustration in New York City, the Deanna Izen Miller Gallery, Venice, California, the Roanoke Museum of Fine Art, and in a number of college and university galleries. Her public art pieces have included large-scaled primitive wooden sculptures whose surfaces are covered with stenciled type and graphics. The Taubman Museum of Art commissioned the large-scale sculpture Myth, which towered over 40 feet in the museum’s City of Roanoke Atrium.