Iron and Ink: Prints from America’s Machine Age
During a time when all eyes are on artificial intelligence, Iron and Ink: Prints from America’s Machine Age seems especially relevant. Now on display…
Mantra
While other kids were riding bikes and building forts in the woods, Kansas native Josh Tripoli was “scribble drawing” with his grandparents. To play…
Connection
This May, Gallery Mélange presents Connection, a solo exhibition by Hickory-based sculptor Joël Urruty. Known for his elegant use of wood, bronze, and mixed…
Duality in Nature
Mother Nature thrives on contrast — light and dark, stillness and motion, growth and decay. It’s this constant push and pull that inspires painter…
Somewhere Between
In her debut solo show Somewhere Between at Mars Landing Galleries, Candler-based artist Lillian Tew will present a collection of textured, dreamlike landscapes that…
Embodiment: Symbolic Narrative
From the misty hills of western Ireland to the walls of a mountain gallery, two artists with divergent voices and a shared visual language…
Patience Makes Perfect
Patience is more than just a virtue — it’s an essential part of the creative process. Patience Makes Perfect, a new exhibition at the…
New Shows at Blue Spiral 1
Humans are gatherers at heart. An instinctual need to amass — everything from food and water to meaning and belonging — is woven into…
Identitas
Now open at Tracey Morgan Gallery, Identitas delves into the life histories of six artists: Erika Diamond, Marcus Dunn, Vanessa German, Luis Alvaro Sahagun,…
Coatlicue & Las Meninas: The Stanford Edition
Opening this spring at the Asheville Art Museum, Pedro Lasch’s Coatlicue & Las Meninas: The Stanford Edition explores the intersection of European and pre-Columbian…