To the Letter
byArts & Crafts printer articulates an enduring movement By: Lee Stevens At a time when the tools of graphic design and digital publishing are at…
Art + Craft
He Shows Up for Your Trees
byMobile sawyer mills wood on site to create heirloom projects It’s not uncommon for Chris Carroll’s clients to cry about a tree. It might…
Character and Bronzed Sculpture Aren’t Built in a Day
by“The simplest thing can get me going,” says sculptor Connie McNees. “Then it’s like an itch that must be scratched. Sometimes it lives with…
All About Abundance
byAt High Country Furniture, more is more Doug Worrell never expected to join his parents Anne and Chuck in running the family’s well-loved, local…
Patterns from the Past
byMaster quilter uses familial knowledge to create a contemporary look When Connie Brown arrived in Asheville with her husband and young son, in 1989,…
Pioneer on a Pedestal
byReflections from a founder of the Studio Glass Movement Mark Peiser is able to reflect on five decades of success in the American Studio…
Spotlight on Community
byRetired stage engineer focuses on helping close to home After a long career of lighting up the stages and cranking up the sound at…
Glass-Art Innovator Keeps Busy Creating a Public Legacy
byWhen Carl Powell was working his way through art school at Georgia State University with a series of summer construction jobs, a friend who…
“Funny Little Things,” Big Ideas
byIf artist Valerie Hoh were inclined to body ink, her tattoo might read, “Make Art, Not Landfill.” Instead, she’s using what she describes as…
A Better Rocker
byThe realtor suggested demolition, but Robert Bragg couldn’t bear to part with the crumbling cabin and barn in Marshall he bought four years ago….