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This exhibition showcases recent art by adjunct faculty in the Art Department. Artists featured include Knic Umstead, Bill Ratcliffe, Parker Stafford, Yumiko Ichikawa and Cheng Fen Yeh. Closed Sundays.

Free admission.

Strange Weather explores site specificity, changing climatic patterns, and symbolic narratives of home. Utilizing local newspapers as well as newspapers that she creates herself, ephemera, chance, history, and time come into conversation in the large-scale sculptural works. This exhibition will include photographs of previous work installed across the globe, three dimensional sculptures, as well as participation from the art, dance, and music departments at Radford University for a collaborative interdisciplinary event.  Exhibition: Sept. 28 - Dec. 3, 2017

Meet the artist. Strange Weather explores site specificity, changing climatic patterns, and symbolic narratives of home. Utilizing local newspapers as well as newspapers that she creates herself, ephemera, chance, history, and time come into conversation in the large-scale sculptural works. This exhibition will include photographs of previous work installed across the globe, three dimensional sculptures, as well as participation from the art, dance, and music departments at Radford University for a collaborative interdisciplinary event. 

An exhibition of special projects and work from current Radford University students in art education. Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The gallery closes from noon until 1 p.m. Closed weekends.

By Beth Henley. “Crimes of the Heart” is playwright Beth Henley’s homage to her roots. The three Magrath Sisters, trapped in their small Mississippi town, wrestle with the lies and hurts of the past as they face some super-sized troubles together. Henley’s unique blend of Southern Gothic and screwball comedy is at its finest in this 1981 Pulitzer Prize winner. General Admission: $10; RU Faculty/Staff, Senior Discount (55+), and Group Rates (10+): $6; RU Student w/ID: Free. Tickets for the Pridemore productions are available at rutheatretickets.com or the week prior to the event at the Porterfield Box Office or by calling 540-831-5289. Box Office is open from noon to 6 p.m. one week prior to opening.

Radford University Wind Symphony Concert featuring works by Prokofiev, Rachmaninov, Rimsky–Korsakov, Shostakovich, Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky and Tchesnokov. Dr. R. Wayne Gallops conducts the symphony. Free admission.

The Art Museum recognizes the artistic accomplishments of Radford University faculty and staff. This exhibition features art by Lee Coburn, Director of Creative and Marketing Services in University Relations. Closed Sundays.

Meet the artist. The Art Museum recognizes the artistic accomplishments of Radford University faculty and staff. This exhibition features art by Lee Coburn, Director of Creative and Marketing Services in University Relations.