Murmurs of the Heart
byThe woman in the elegant, understated full-length gown leans a little tentatively into the horizon with her back to the viewer, facing the brooding storm…
The woman in the elegant, understated full-length gown leans a little tentatively into the horizon with her back to the viewer, facing the brooding storm…
“At first glance, you think they just might work. But any engineer will tell you that they won’t,” says Asheville artist Kathryn B. Philips….
A few generations ago, nearly every bride started her marriage with a hope chest full of handmade lace tablecloths and doilies, lovingly made by…
More than 40 years ago, just after her first child was born, Akira Blount found herself fashioning peculiar stuffed toys from old socks for…
Landscape photographer John Smith did not take the transition from film to digital lightly. He recalls starting his photographic journey as “a little lizard,”…
At Boston’s renowned North Bennet Street School (the oldest trade school in the U.S.), woodworking students spend two years immersed in American furniture making…
Born at the foot of The Priest in Virginia, Galen Frost Bernard is trying to paint his way back to the place he calls…
Chandeliers don’t have to be stately or ponderous to be admired, believes Mark Peyton. They can be as full of color as they are…
It’s very likely you’ve seen Dave Allen’s photography and did not know it. The 40-year-old Hendersonville resident’s fairytale depictions of Carolina sunsets and waterfalls…
The career of the Tryon-based painter Margaret Curtis can be divided into two halves, separated by the major life change that came with the…