Turned wooden bowls by Tom Evans.
Open Tues & Thurs 12-5, Sat & Sun 11-5, with plenty of space for social distancing. Take care and come see. Peace
To purchase, visit the Warehouse or call 540-843-0200 for pickup or delivery.
Printmaker/Mixed Media
Framed and unframed prints available at Warehouse Art Gallery.
Images can be done in variety of colors
Or message her for details.
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All of the color in this work comes from individual strands of yarn that have been laid down. It is coated with a clear acrylic. An incredible amount of work. $4,000.
To purchase, visit the Warehouse or call 540-843-0200 for pickup or delivery. We have plenty of space for social distancing.
See the framed prints of local historic homes and buildings by local artist Gerald Painter. $20 each at the Warehouse.
Plenty of space for social distancing. Open Sat and Sun 11-5. Thank you and have a great day…….
Framed print from a watercolor, by Gary Saylor, $165.
We have plenty of space to social distance. Please visit when you can. Or call the Warehouse if you would like to purchase and pick up or to have it delivered.
Call the gallery at: 540-843-0200.
New hand dyed silk scarves made by Susan Rocke.
A perfect Mother’s Day gift.
Available for only $28 at the Warehouse Art Gallery More than 30 to choose from.
Call the gallery at: 540-843-0200.
Open Tuesday & Thursday 12-5 and Saturday & Sunday 11-5.
Here are some of Cahtie Miranda’s new mugs at the Warehouse Art Gallery.
Lots more terrific and unique hand-thrown pottery items
Stop by the Gallery and get our annual art festival coin too.
Call the gallery at: 540-843-0200.
Howdy folks, the Warehouse is easy to social distance with 10,000 sq. ft. of open floor space and few others to avoid.
Please visit and enjoy the creativity of 90 artists,
Check out the live music of Keith and Friends on weekends.
Warehouse Art Gallery is the best place in Luray. A place where Amazing people Create and Play — with Cathie Miranda and Keith Traylor.
Congratulations to jewelry artist Kate Costello. She had two pieces which won awards in the 55th Annual Needlework show at Woodlawn Plantation.
This one received the blue ribbon for Adult Original Beadwork.
It has the end of a bullet as the focal point of the smaller component The larger component is an agate that I just liked it colors with the bullet. Gotta have fringe and the forever twist made a great necklace
This piece is made using a crazy straw as the curve at the bottom of the piece also supports the tassel. I used a chenille stitch. The upper portion is a peyote twist stitch. Both have the same two color beads. I love the different effect I got. The tassel also uses those two colors but the addition of a faceted gold bead in the center of the loops added a bit of sparkle the stone agate beads added just the right amount of interest.
