Art Birds for the Apocalypse
Memes everywhere by mid October (when November Asheville Made went to press) were riffing on R.E.M.’s cheerfully dire laundry-list song “It’s the End of…
Asheville Art Museum and BMCM+AC
Launched to splendid fanfare, after a massive expansion, a year ago this month, only to have to close four months later when COVID-19 hit,…
Handmade: Crafts for Home & Holiday
Sherry Masters of Art Connections, an ambassador of Western North Carolina’s fine-craft legacy who leads bespoke tours and administers local events for annual American…
Assemblage Artist Receives New Recognition at VA Center
Featured last September in Asheville Made and now represented by Trackside Studios in the River Arts District, Deborah Anderson is an assemblage artist whose…
What Are Little Girls Made Of?
New Work by Connie Bostic The local grand dame of modern visual art, Connie Bostic owned cutting-edge Zone one gallery in downtown Asheville in…
Annual Multi-Kiln Opening Celebration
Since The Village Potters Clay Center will be unable to host their annual Multi-Kiln Opening Celebration in person, they’ll present virtual kiln openings, including…
Sink Your Teeth Into Something New
Fresher temperatures feel like fresh opportunity, right? Many of this month’s significant annual arts events have been cancelled or moved online. Silver lining: There’s…
Still Filling the Vessels of Hope
Educational ceramics center The Village Potters is nothing if not a hands-on business, and the facility was only able to reopened its physical classes…
SHE
The name says it all in this exhibit, an expansive group show featuring expressive contemporary work by women artists who choose women, or women’s…
London Calling
Self-taught artist Jenny Pickens, a native of Asheville who co-created the Black Lives Matter mural installed last month in downtown Asheville, was recently announced…