Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Some photos from the installation at the Eleanor D. Wilson Museum at Hollins University.
The show, Walking the Parallels to Terminus, opens on 1/7/10...





Wednesday, November 25, 2009


Fiona Ross: Walking the Parallels to Terminus
January 7-30, 2010
The Eleanor D. Wilson Museum, Hollins University, Roanoke, VA

I'll be going to Roanoke next week to start work on a site-specific wall drawing there, and install my show. It's very exciting and I can't wait to get started...
The show opens on January 7, 2010, with an artist talk and reception, 6pm.
Click here for more about the show.

Thursday, October 29, 2009


Walking the Parallels to Terminus (Weird Fishes)
Sumi ink and graphite on Shiramine paper, 50 x 18", 2009

Wednesday, August 05, 2009

New Work!

Above: Self-portrait #3, 2009, H. 50" x 20" Ink and graphite on Shiramine paper


Above: Detail of Self-portrait #3







Above: Detail of Self-portrait #3

Above: Self-portrait #2, H. 50" by 20", Ink and graphite on Shiramine paper


Above: Self-portrait #1, 2009, Ink on Shiramine paper, 45" x 18"
Above: Slippery Slope, 2009, Ink on Yupo paper, H. 11" x 8"
Above: Introverted Unicursal Labyrinth, 2009, Ink and graphite on Yupo paper, 11" x 8".

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Unicursal Labyrinth #5, 2008
Fiona Ross
Ink and Graphite on Yupo paper, 40 x 25"


Untitled, 2008, Fiona Ross
Ink and Graphite on Yupo paper, 40 x 25"

Friday, July 25, 2008


Just got the images from The Thread in the Labyrinth show that is still running at the Anderson Gallery in RVA, through August 2nd, 2008. Rob Matthew's Knoxville Girl and Not Just Another Pretty Face portrait show will also be open til then, so stop by and see before it all gets painted over...

Thanks to Travis Fullerton for the images!








Tuesday, July 01, 2008

VCU's Tom Gresham has written a good piece online about the work that Rob Matthews and I did for our solo shows at the Anderson Gallery this summer. Rob's show Knoxville Girl is stunning, be sure to check out the slide show for close ups of his wizardry...

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