Rob Vance is both a writer and visual artist. Over the past 30 years, his genres have included poetry, non-fiction, and fiction. His visual media have included block printing and painting.
His written work has appeared in: Aethlon, Atlanta Review, Chiron Review, Cold Mountain Review, Foothill Journal, Free State Review, Hawai’i Pacific Review, The Hollins Critic, Indian River Review, Kakalak, Main Street Rag, Poetry South, Sport Literate, and Watershed Review.
His ode, “Heirloom,” was recently featured in “Masculinity: an anthology of modern voices,” Broken Sleep Books, Wales.
His visual work has appeared in: Crossroads Art Center (Richmond VA), Art Works (Richmond VA), Peninsula Fine Arts Gallery (Newport News VA), the D’art Center (Norfolk VA), and the Cade Center for Fine Arts (Arnold MD).
He has also donated design time to help such charities as Avalon, a center for women and children (Williamsburg VA) and the Hope House Foundation (Norfolk VA).
Rob holds an MFA from Queens University of Charlotte and an BA from Old Dominion University.