Brenna McBroom & Amy Massey, Opening July 1
hey say a picture is worth a thousand words. But when Pittsburgh native Amy Massey began exploring photography as an undergraduate at the Columbus…
An Emergence, Opening June 8
After high school, Indiana native Deborah Kolp majored “timidly” in art at Ball State University. “I say ‘timidly’ because my dad strongly discouraged the…
Chasing Joy, Opening June 5
Happiness and joy are seen as synonymous states of being. But there are some subtle differences. While happiness can be intense and exhilarating, it’s…
A Deep-Seated Passion
As a Brasstown native, Emolyn Liden spent her childhood at the John C. Campbell Folk School, where she learned to appreciate the mountain makers…
Matthew Smith and Cindy Chenard at Woolworth Walk
Creative vocations take up a lot of square footage. Hobbyist woodworker and furniture maker Matthew Smith made this realization several years ago when he…
Twelve-by-Twelve Textile Show, Opening June 24
ure, a single square foot may seem small. But regional fiber artists are out to prove the potential of a 12-inch by 12-inch space…
The Shape of Water, Opening June 1
Coined by marine biologist Wallace J. Nichols, “Blue Mind” refers to the tranquil state we experience near water. Whether it’s the rhythmic lapping of…
Centered, Opening June 20
hen local ceramicist A.C. Bell talks about getting “centered,” she isn’t alluding to her morning meditation practice or evening yoga session. Instead, Bell is…
Where Water Meets Land, Opening June 25
e all know water is essential to life. But H20 is also essential to art. At least, that’s the premise of Where Water Meets…
Echo These Words to Strangers, Opening June 14
uke Whitlatch and Faris McReynolds met as BFA students at the Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles in 1998. “Since then,…