A Handle on Heritage
bySecond-generation broommaker reveals his meticulous process There’s an old Appalachian housewarming tradition that involves three gifts to be given to a newlywed couple setting…
Second-generation broommaker reveals his meticulous process There’s an old Appalachian housewarming tradition that involves three gifts to be given to a newlywed couple setting…
Mountain ceramicist molds her legacy from clay Weaverville potter Tori Motyl has discovered the secret to eternal life, and it involves neither sipping snake…
Emerging glass artist opens up his own hot shop in West Asheville “It was the fire and loud music.” That’s what Asher Holman says…
Finding essential truths in the natural world Any visual artist putting paint to canvas faces a conundrum – how to convey the complexity of…
The Cat Man’s art-and-ephemera collection goes public The American Museum of the House Cat is one man’s heartfelt tribute to the animal he adores…
Bender Gallery hosts art star Hunt Slonem in June Hunt Slonem is the Andy Warhol of bunnies, birds, and butterflies. His oils have hung…
Painter’s works reveal a vision in multiple layers Kimberley Dills, raised in the mountains of Virginia, wanted to illustrate children’s books when she grew up….
“The House Artist” memorializes cherished homes in watercolor Joan Doyle spent her first 30 years in her native Ireland before accepting a job at…
Brilliant paper baskets are former IT executive’s take on tradition When Asheville artist Robin Daugherty left for Europe some years ago, it seemed that…
Pattern and Decoration movement still loudly proclaims its relevance By: Carolyn Kemmett The work and ideas put forth by the envelope-pushing artists of the…