Joe Bruneau’s Baskets are an Enchanting Blend of Utility and Aesthetics
byForty years ago, Joe Bruneau happened to take a weekend craft course to enhance his studies as an art major at Warren Wilson College….
Forty years ago, Joe Bruneau happened to take a weekend craft course to enhance his studies as an art major at Warren Wilson College….
Every night, Sharon and Seth Dubuc count sheep — 140, to be exact. The mental exercise isn’t a way of remedying insomnia but rather…
Asheville ceramics artist Mary LaBianca, proprietor of Tiny Mountain Clay, holds an MFA from Mills College and worked as a choreographer and dance teacher…
There are few places in the world where you can learn how to shear Suffolk sheep, make mirthful marionettes, and carve statuettes of wildfowl…
“I called him by his nickname, Romy, and thought of him almost like another grandfather,” confides gallerist and former Mint Museum curator Jerald Melberg,…
Artist Sara Mulvey utilizes historic 19th-century photographic processes to create medium, large, and ultra-large format images printed on metal or glass. The expressive portraits,…
At first glance, Deneece Harrell’s pieces seem to have been salvaged from devastation — or at least from a process gone seriously awry. But…
Bryan and Erin Kerr knew that following the entrepreneurial urge to launch their own family business meant leaving satisfying, good-paying jobs behind and stepping…
Making art and making a living are often hard to reconcile, but for Asheville artist Joanne Bossert, a long-gestating desire to turn full time…
The colorful history of Crossnore Weavers threads back to 1923, when Dr. Mary Martin Sloop — founder, with her husband Dr. Eustace Sloop, of…