Built by Generations
byFolk Art Center exhibition marks a century of making A century after its founding in Brasstown, the John C. Campbell Folk School continues to…
Folk Art Center exhibition marks a century of making A century after its founding in Brasstown, the John C. Campbell Folk School continues to…
Artist shows a seasoned pastiche of earthiness and fantasy Cynthia Brody took a few art courses in New York while she was raising her…
The Black Mountain College story as told by its Midcentury buildings After the summer-long fun at Camp Rockmont, and after the global-culture arts festival…
Artist is known for her prolific flocks of porcelain birds Lucy Dierks’ introduction to pottery came from a course at a recreation center, where…
Local printmaker connects at the 39th National Arts & Crafts Conference The Arts & Crafts Movement, which took root in the late 19th century,…
Philip DeAngelo Studio hosts fundraiser for pups in need Contemporary Americana artist Philip DeAngelo really likes dogs, and so do the artists who share…
A look at Blue Spiral 1’s winter programming For Waynesville painter Luke Allsbrook, inspiration begins by looking. His landscapes often emerge from repeated visits…
5th Annual Small Works Show finds abundance in scale Scaled for gift giving but brimming with originality, the 5th Annual Small Works Show at…
Penland Gallery artists redefine flaw as feature When a favorite sweater unravels or a plate cracks, most people reach for ways to hide the…
Group exhibition honors Asheville’s culture and character Spotting a black bear in Asheville? Pretty much a rite of passage. Contemporary pastel artist Elise Okrend…