Native America: In Translation
Native America: In Translation, the latest exhibition at the Asheville Art Museum, challenges the camera’s colonial gaze through the work of seven groundbreaking Indigenous…
Making Impressions on Higher Ground
After anchoring the printmaking scene in the River Arts District for years, Denise Markbreit and Anna Bryant have launched a new chapter downtown. Print…
Greetings From Asheville: Tourism and Transformation in the Postcard Age
Long before inboxes and Instagram, Asheville sold itself in glossy four-by-sixes. Greetings From Asheville: Tourism and Transformation in the Postcard Age, running through May…
Tuning Into Tradition
As a master luthier with more than 40 years of experience, John Kinnaird has one goal: to craft a guitar that looks as stunning…
The Sound of Color
Kelly Saunders doesn’t just paint what she sees — she paints what she hears. In her new solo exhibit The Sound of Color, on…
Sound Envisioned
In Western North Carolina, it’s not unusual to find a plein air painter who moonlights in a bluegrass trio or a sculptor with more…
From Wheel to Meal
On Sunday, May 18, a group of local potters will turn their craft into compassion during Empty Bowls. Now in its eighth year, the…
Haywood Community College Graduate Show
Every spring, the Southern Highland Craft Guild spotlights the next generation of makers with a show featuring recent graduates of Haywood Community College’s Professional…
13th Annual Face Jug Show
Expect a few extra sets of eyeballs on Biltmore Avenue this month as American Folk Art launches its 13th Annual Face Jug Show, a…
Pushing the Boundaries
Texture takes center stage in Pushing the Boundaries, a new group exhibition at Mark Bettis Gallery. Featuring works by more than 10 local, regional,…