Tons of Tiny Marks, One Big Statement
By: Storme Smith Heather Divoky has quickly made a name for herself on the local scene with her intricate illustrations, mixed-media works, and an…
Miniaturist’s Work Looms Large with Collectors
By: Carolyn Kemmett Once considered a niche hobby or the domain of retirees, miniatures are trending big time — pun intended — with the…
The Fringe of the Fringe
Asheville Print Studio + Gallery continues to buck the system By: Mary Wanser Asheville Print Studio + Gallery is all analogue, but in “bucking…
Outside the (Toy) Box at *Assembly Required
Trendy toys are cheap in spirit, if not always in price tag, and well after the commercial blitz of the holidays is over, *Assembly…
Cindy Walton Canvases for Our VOICE
Accomplished local abstract painter Cindy Walton will celebrate her birthday month, April, by paying it forward to local nonprofit Our VOICE, whose stated mission…
Gnome Place Like Mud Dabbers in December
By: Margaret Butler November is a busy time for Brad Dodson, potter and owner of Mud Dabbers Pottery & Crafts II, located in Balsam, just…
UnEarthed
The Saints of Paint, a local group of fine artists who pool their gift for the local good, have united once again to exhibit…
“The Long Process of Creation” Booming Art League Debuts Rebranded Studio Tour
No one can accuse the Art League of Henderson County of having remained idle during the thick of the pandemic. In September, the greatly…
League of Their Own Group Holds First Fiber Show
By: Margaret Butler The Art League of Henderson County just got more touchable — even as it expands its reach at an unprecedented rate….
Andy Farkas, Solo Exhibition
“His prints are less happily-ever-after than sweetly open-ended,” is how Asheville Made described Andy Farkas’ narrative folkloric works four years ago. Farkas, based in…