Lines of the Land
The project began with a stack of old topographical maps. After acquiring historic U.S. Forest Service maps of Western North Carolina, Asheville artist Pam…
Frequency Shift
Images flicker, fracture, and recombine in Heavy Deeds From The Book of Skulls, a new exhibition at Tracey Morgan Gallery by TIMEWAVEULTRA, a nomadic…
Material World
Glass bends between fragility and strength in Reflections, a group exhibition opening this summer at Blue Spiral 1. Featuring artists including Rick Beck, Carol…
Bodies Of Water
Sky Dai’s surreal paintings flow into Pink Dog Gallery Water becomes both subject and metaphor in What Happens to the Water, Happens to the…
New Voices, Old Traditions
Emerging artists reshape a legacy institution in Appalachia For nearly a century, the Southern Highland Craft Guild has stood as a cornerstone of Appalachian…
Quiet Growth
Anastasiia Avramchuk explores resilience through botanical drawing Delicate petals, winter buds, and branches suspended in light take on quiet weight in The Garden of…
Making as a Means
Show explores crafts as a tool for care and community A new exhibition at the Center for Craft shifts the focus from what craft…
Instinct in Motion
Richard Johnson’s wildlife paintings arrive at Mark Bettis Gallery Wildlife takes on a visceral immediacy in WILD: Echoes Of Nature, on view March 14-28…
Carrying Craft Beyond the Blue Ridge
Appalachian makers step into the national spotlight Western North Carolina’s handmade legacy travels north this month as the Blue Ridge Craft Trails participates in…
Bodies in Play
March exhibitions examine the figure, narrative, and athletic culture Blue Spiral 1 welcomes spring with a trio of exhibitions that consider how the human…