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…
The Unmasking, Opening Feb. 10
Raccoons are mischievous mammals. Turn your back for a second, and they’ll raid your garbage, pilfer through the pet food, steal eggs from the…
A Collective Artistic Expression, Opening Feb. 9
At most colleges, homecoming is all about football. But at UNC Asheville, sports are sidelined in favor of art. That’s partially because the liberal…
Artful Ascents
Painting is a way of preserving a moment in time. Heidi Nisbett learned this while hiking the Appalachian Trail. An Upstate South Carolina native,…
A Wild Card
On a typical day, you’ll probably find printmaker Macon York traipsing around her four-acre property in Laurel Park. After tending to the laying hens,…
New Work at Odyssey, Opening Feb. 1
Asheville ceramicist Libba Tracy is very much aware of the earth’s climate crisis. She knows honeybees are dying by the millions, seawater temperatures have…
20th Annual Miniatures Show, Opening Feb. 7
This Valentine’s Day, you could treat your beau to a box of chocolates or a dozen roses. But if you want to celebrate V-Day…
Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Opening January 27
For its first gallery exhibition of 2024, the Southern Highland Craft Guild will partner with the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts to host…
Creating Textures, Closing February 19
Buncombe County native Valerie Berlage comes from a family of makers. “My grandfather has always worked with wood, my two grandmothers taught me about…