Because a Dozen Passions Is Better Than One
Some artists nestle themselves into a tight niche, content to focus on one medium. But then there’s Melissa Flattery. A U.S. Air Force veteran,…
Sphere of Influence
News from the Art League of Henderson County Flat Rock sculptor David Macvaugh turns vases, bowls, and other vessels from slabs of hardwood. The…
8th Annual Color Me Goodwill at The Orange Peel
Second chances can be stunningly stylish. Color Me Goodwill, a fashion show benefiting Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina, is evidence of that. Now…
Between Dreams and Reality, Opening March 26
Boots are made for walking. But they’re also made for looking. At least, that’s the premise of Between Dreams and Reality | Bespoke Footwear,…
Second Saturday Art Strolls
Back in January, the River Arts District Artists (RADA) introduced a year-long, community-wide exhibition titled Who Am I, Who Are We? Open to all…
Introductions Please, Opening March 9
It was February 2016, and Pat Abrams’ elderly mother, Gertrude, was slipping in and out of consciousness. “About two to three days before she died,…
What Came First, Opening March 8
Once a fixture of the South Slope, Tracey Morgan Gallery relocated to the budding arts district on London Road earlier this spring. To commemorate…
The New Salon: A Contemporary View, Opening March 8
Historically speaking, salons have been about much more than haircuts and blowouts. In 1667, during the reign of King Louis XIV, the French monarchy…
Capturing the Rapture: Julie Ann Miller, Opening March 8
Being a grownup isn’t easy. Long gone are the days of toys, tricycles, and tea parties, and here to stay are taxes, telecommuting, and…
The Art of Remodeling
In 2015, when friends Michael Allen Campbell, Julie Ann Bell, and Lynn Stanley opened Trackside Studios in the River Arts District, they created much…