Art Exhibition

Organized by 1708 Gallery, a nonprofit arts organization

Anne Savedge: A Photographic Survey with VSPA Friends

Experience 1708 Gallery's latest art exhibition in the Parlour Lobby and Dining Room areas of the Linden Row Inn.  Exhibition runs through early September.

Linden Row Inn is a proud supporter of the arts.  On that note, 1708 Gallery, a local arts nonprofit, has been provided exclusive access to organize seasonal art exhibitions in the public areas of the Linden Row Inn.  

The work is displayed in the Parlour Lobby and Dining Room for guests and the public to enjoy. Part of the mission of 1708 Gallery's curatorial work for this venue is to show contemporary art that complements and creates a bridge with the historic interior and unique architechture of the Linden Row Inn. 

The works on exhibition at the Linden Row Inn are available for sale, and all proceeds from the sale of art go directly to the artist and 1708 Gallery.

Linden Row Inn participates in the First Fridays Art Walk with a reception the first Friday of every month from 5 to 9 p.m. 

Current Exhibition

Anne Savedge: A Photographic Survey with VSPA Friends includes work by Anne Savedge, Barbara Ames, Etta Edwards, Marsha Polier Grossman, Alice McCabe, and Willie Anne Wright. The exhibit runs from May 3 – September 1, 2013. 

Coordinated by artist and 1708 Gallery Board Member Amie Oliver, Anne Savedge: A Photographic Survey with VSPA Friends highlights the photography of Anne Savedge and several of her peers from the Virginia Society for the Photographic Arts. Playfully referring to their self-organized group as the “VVs” (for “VSPA Virgins”), this small group of women photographers draw from the past and future of photography, from Willie Anne Wright’s combination of lensless techniques to Savedge’s embrace of emergent forms of digital collage.

Anne Savedge is an Emeritus Board Member of 1708 Gallery. An active board member for over 25 years, she has contributed to 1708 as an artist, volunteer, documentarian, curator and advocate for photography and new media. As 1708 moves toward its 35th Anniversary, it is an honor to present this photographic survey of Savedge’s work, accompanied by works from the community of award-winning photographers whose vision pushed boundaries and anticipated what many take for granted today.   

For more information on the current art exhibiton, please click here.