Color in Motion, Opening March 1
As one of few Black kids in his Indiana high school, Julian Jamaal Jones remembers feeling anxious and isolated. His only escape was a…
Dream in Art, Opening March 1
You don’t have to be an adult to be an artist. Just look at Pablo Picasso. In 1889, when Picasso was just eight years…
Night Screamers: March of the Dolls, Opening March 1
Whitney Fairhurst-Curtis likes to keep things weird. That much is evidenced by her “odd dolls” — plushies embellished with bloodshot eyes, sly smirks, and,…
Women Celebrating Women, Opening March 1
In most fairy tales, a knight in shining armor saves the damsel in distress. But in Kelly Saunders’ story, no one came running to…
Art of Detailing, Opening Feb. 23
For its first show of the year in the Focus Gallery, the Southern Highland Craft Guild will present Art of Detailing. Opening Friday, Feb….
Henderson County Maker Accepted to Elite Competition
“There is a deep magic rooted here,” Eleanor Palmer says of Western North Carolina. Born and raised in Hendersonville, Palmer spent her childhood collecting…
Meg Lagodzki at Momentum Gallery, Opening Feb. 29
In 2011, Meg Lagodzki underwent surgery to remove potentially cancerous growths on her thyroid. When she awoke, she couldn’t speak. Doctors assured her the…
A Hole New World
In a world of unprecedented division, donuts seem to be the one thing we can all agree on. No matter your age, gender, race,…
Yes, You Mayo
Annie Gustely is not a Southern gal. She grew up in Ohio and moved to North Carolina in 2007. But her food still lifes…
Canvasing The Kitchen
Traditionally, most food still lifes depict hearty chunks of bread, wheels of hard cheeses, and bowls of fruit. But the menu is changing thanks…