ROY G BIV Gallery

ROY G BIV Gallery ROY G BIV Gallery is a nonprofit art gallery for emerging artists founded in 1989.

“Botanical imagery is presented to elucidate the metaphorical significance of the garden as it relates to the ways we in...
08/28/2026

“Botanical imagery is presented to elucidate the metaphorical significance of the garden as it relates to the ways we interact with one’s self, one another, and our surroundings. Gardens are world in and of themselves and as experiential spaces, they provide moments of reverie and contemplation”

Anna Kruse

1. Laminar Flow, 2026
Stoneware and low fire glaze
18” x 21” x 21”

2. Soft Haze, 2026
Stoneware and low fire glaze
11” x 22” x 20”

3. Time Being, 2026
Stoneware and low fire glaze
22” x 20” 20”



On Display now @ ROY

“Tension & Release is a series of contemporary fiber and mixed media works that explore our deep, instinctive connection...
08/22/2026

“Tension & Release is a series of contemporary fiber and mixed media works that explore our deep, instinctive connection to fiber - material that not only threads through our daily lives but also binds us to one another”

Margarita Vilshanetskaya
Abstract (Purple, Blue, Green), 2023
Yarn, wool, emnbroidery thread, vinyl
36 x 117”


On display now @ ROY
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ROY Alumni Spotlight: Sam Blanchard, 2005Artwork: chinup, 2003copy paper, grab bar, video monitorsSam Blanchard is an Oh...
08/04/2026

ROY Alumni Spotlight: Sam Blanchard, 2005

Artwork: chinup, 2003

copy paper, grab bar, video monitors

Sam Blanchard is an Ohio-born artist living and working in Virginia. He has an active exhibition record, with solo exhibitions at such venues as the Delaware Contemporary, Munson Museum, Indianapolis Art Center, Sculpture Center (Cleveland), and The New Gallery (Calgary). In 2025, he received a Professional Fellowship from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, was presented with the SECAC Award for Artistic Excellence, and was also selected as a finalist for the Trawick Prize for Contemporary Art. His collaborative works in the fields of Engineering and Computer Science have audiences totaling more than half a million in person viewers. He is an Associate Professor of Sculpture at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA. He received his BFA from Ohio University and MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. ‍

Read about Sam and other ROY Alumni at the link in our bio!

If you are a ROY Alum, share your story with us! We'd love to be updated on your recent accomplishments.

Celebrating the brilliant work of Meryl Engler () and Colby Schwartz () as this month’s exhibition comes to a close. Tha...
08/02/2026

Celebrating the brilliant work of Meryl Engler () and Colby Schwartz () as this month’s exhibition comes to a close. Thank you for bringing your vision and energy to ROY!

Meryl Engler
When I Become A Tree in Fall, 2024
Woodcut collage, acrylic
48" x 96"

Meryl Engler
When I Become A Tree Aflame/All The Stars in the Sky, 2024
Woodcut collage, acrylic
48" x 96"

Colby Schwartz
Red Yellow Blue Green Stretcher Bars, 2025
Acrylic, colored pencil, oil pastel, and paper on masonite
72" x 48"

"I think of my reduction woodcuts almost like watercolor, printing translucent layers of color that mix on the paper. Th...
08/01/2026

"I think of my reduction woodcuts almost like watercolor, printing translucent layers of color that mix on the paper. The marks and colors interact in delicate ways. The resulting work is physical, subtle, and bold."

1. Meryl Engler
Daytime Fire, 2025
Reduction woodcut, pastel
varied edition 3
25” x 33.5”

2. Meryl Engler
Two Lives, 2025
Reduction woodcut
edition 6
17” x 20"

Up close with  Red Yellow Blue Green Stretcher Bars, 2024Acrylic, Colored Pencil, Oil Pastel, and Paper on Masonite72” x...
07/31/2026

Up close with

Red Yellow Blue Green Stretcher Bars, 2024
Acrylic, Colored Pencil, Oil Pastel, and Paper on Masonite
72” x 48”

Green Fold, 2025
Acrylic and Tape on Masonite
23”

Yellow Stripes Folded, 2025
Acrylic and Tape on Masonite
23”

On display now @ ROY
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ROY Alumni Spotlight: Steve Justice, 1989Artwork: The Beechers on the Beach Oil on Canvas54” x 46”2018Steve Justice is a...
07/25/2026

ROY Alumni Spotlight: Steve Justice, 1989

Artwork: The Beechers on the Beach
Oil on Canvas
54” x 46”
2018

Steve Justice is a Pittsburgh-born oil painter whose work is informed by a unique background in both fine art and industrial design. Before becoming a full-time artist, he spent decades designing products—including the 2002 Olympic torch and consumer goods for Coca-Cola—while building a successful career across the Rust Belt. Since turning to painting full-time, Justice has exhibited in more than 180 exhibitions, creating bold, expressive works that unite technical precision with a spirited sense of imagination.

Read about Steve and other ROY Alumni at the link in our bio!

If you are a ROY Alum, share your story with us! We’d love to be updated on your recent accomplishments.

“Woodcut is incredibly physical and energetic, but also requires a level of intimacy and care in carving each mark, Ther...
07/24/2026

“Woodcut is incredibly physical and energetic, but also requires a level of intimacy and care in carving each mark, There is a level of trust that must be achieved with the material and in oneself.”

Meryl Engler
When I Become A Tree Aflame/All The Stars in the Sky, 2024
Woodcut collage, acrylic
48” x 96”



On display now @ ROY
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“Using recognizable imagery like painter’s tape to collage paper to an unstretched frame reference my artistic process p...
07/21/2026

“Using recognizable imagery like painter’s tape to collage paper to an unstretched frame reference my artistic process pointing back to the studio space. These objects act as both a material from the real world and a compositional mark, referencing moments of construction, editing and decision making”

Colby Schwartz
Red Yellow Blue Green Stretcher Bars, 2025
Acrylic, Colored Pencil, Oil Pastel, and Paper on Masonite
72” x 48”



On display now @ ROY
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Through the medium of reduction woodcut, Meryl Engler explores the relationship between light, place, and perception. In...
07/17/2026

Through the medium of reduction woodcut, Meryl Engler explores the relationship between light, place, and perception. In this body of work, overlooked spaces, entryways, back alleys, and transitional landscapes become sites of quiet transformation, where shifting light and shadow imbue the familiar with a sense of mystery and enchantment.


On display now @ ROY

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