We’re a small team with big ideas and a passion for connecting people through art.
Our People
Gallery Greeters
& Event Support
Email: gallery@riverviews.org
A dedicated team of gallery greeters and event support staff who welcome visitors, assist with exhibitions and programs, and help create memorable experiences at Riverviews. Often the first faces you'll see when you walk through our doors, they bring warmth and hospitality to every visit.
Current team:
Kimberly Watkins
Luke Davis
Mason Connell
Katie Martin (intern)
Tracey Langseth
Executive Director
Email: tracey@riverviews.org
Tracey Langseth is an arts leader with a career rooted in the arts, communications, and community engagement. At Riverviews Artspace, she leads with a simple conviction: contemporary art is essential—not as decoration or escape, but as a way we make sense of ourselves, each other, and the moment we're living in.
Her background includes managing a global social media team at J.Crew and directing the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College. With early roots in digital art at Penn State, she brings both creative instinct and strategic vision to her work.
Beyond Riverviews, Tracey is a regular speaker on arts leadership and creative community, and serves as a Commissioner on Lynchburg's Historic Preservation Commission.
When she's not at the gallery, you'll likely find Tracey on the tennis court. She lives in Lynchburg with her husband Kyle, a former professional soccer player, their son Beckett, and their dogs Rapinoe and Moshi. She and Kyle are proud parents of four, including three young adults—Farrah, Ava, and Luke.
Erica Trabold
Program Manager
Email: erica@riverviews.org
Erica Trabold is an award-winning writer and visual artist whose practice moves between the page and the gallery. As Program Manager at Riverviews Artspace, she leads with a passion for championing artists and their creative journeys—building programs where risk-taking is encouraged and creative communities thrive.
She holds an MFA in creative writing from Oregon State University and brings twelve years of college-level teaching experience to her work. She is the author of Five Plots and co-editor of the anthology The Lyric Essay as Resistance: Truth from the Margins. Her collage work has been exhibited at Lynchburg's Academy Center of the Arts, La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles, and in group shows across the country.
Beyond Riverviews, Erica volunteers with several area nonprofits, an extension of her commitment to the region's creative and civic life.
Erica lives in Lynchburg with her husband, daughter, and three cats.