Duo Lingo
Two artists engage in rich dialogue Building on the success of their first joint exhibition in 2023, artists Mark Bettis and Nabil El Jaouhari…
Two artists engage in rich dialogue Building on the success of their first joint exhibition in 2023, artists Mark Bettis and Nabil El Jaouhari…
Best-selling chair carved from practicality The evolution of the Lily Chair is a story of both sensibility and artistry. According to Brian Boggs of…
Celebrating Tryon’s timeless tradition of toys This summer, Tryon Arts & Crafts School celebrates a beloved chapter of local history with The Tryon Toy-Makers:…
Montford gardens flourish in the storm’s wake During Hurricane Helene last September, 100-mile-per-hour winds tore through Montford, toppling century-old oaks, pines, and poplars. Overnight,…
Toe River artists reopen studios after Helene This June, the Toe River Arts Spring Studio Tour returns to the hills and hollers of Mitchell…
Grovewood Village hosts biannual studio tour “We both grew up in very wild environments,” Asheville wood sculptor Melissa Engler says of herself and her…
Asheville printmakers move to higher ground After seven years of inky experiments and clattering presses in the River Arts District, printmakers Denise Markbreit and…
New talent debuts at Folk Art Center Since 1930, the Southern Highland Craft Guild has celebrated the talent of our region. Since 1977, Haywood…
Photo contest celebrates wild wonders With its speckled belly, black bib, and scarlet feathers, the northern flicker is hard to miss, especially when it’s…
Springtime shows at Blue Spiral 1 In 1987, Louisiana native Patti Quinn Hill sold Eat No Evil, her natural-foods restaurant in New Orleans, and…
Sue Dolamore returns to the River Arts District Hurricane Helene left Madison County watercolor artist Sue Dolamore feeling unmoored. Though her second-floor workspace in…
Plant markets are popping up around the region “Bullington Gardens is more than just a garden; it’s a place where education, healing, and connection…