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Norm Powers

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The Only Gallery is the Back Story
MEDIUM, WoodSeptember 1, 2022<August 31, 2022

The Only Gallery is the Back Story

The long reach of the COVID-19 pandemic has left few areas of life untouched — even if those areas happen to be off the…

Practice, Practice, Practice … But Don’t Forget Spontaneity
Crafters, MEDIUM, PaintingMay 1, 2022<May 3, 2022

Practice, Practice, Practice … But Don’t Forget Spontaneity

Hanging in Sue Dolamore’s Asheville home is a small watercolor study of a rural Maine landscape, painted by an uncle and given to her…

Illustrator Gets to the Heart (and Arteries) of the Matter
Crafters, IllustrationJune 1, 2021<June 1, 2021

Illustrator Gets to the Heart (and Arteries) of the Matter

Curiosity is an essential piece of any artist’s toolbox, and for Asheville illustrator Julia Moore, it began in childhood, building forts in the woods….

Providence Refuses to Fit Inside One Medium
Crafters, Illustration, MEDIUM, PaintingApril 2, 2021<March 23, 2021

Providence Refuses to Fit Inside One Medium

Lisa Steffens grew up along New York’s Hudson River, and her mother studied fashion design at the area’s prestigious Pratt Institute for a year…

Sculptor Only Operates Under His Own Influence
Crafters, MEDIUM, Sculpture, WoodMarch 2, 2021<February 25, 2021

Sculptor Only Operates Under His Own Influence

By the time Richard Flottemesch decided to make art his life’s work, in his junior year at the University of Maryland, the Baltimore native…

The Struggle is Real, But So is the Sculpture
Crafters, MEDIUM, SculptureMarch 1, 2021<February 25, 2021

The Struggle is Real, But So is the Sculpture

When Peter Dallos made his first metal sculpture, in 1998, the work’s welded and coruscated steel, battered but resilient, seemed to crystallize much of…

Painter Refuses to See the Limits of Watercolor
Crafters, MEDIUM, PaintingFebruary 3, 2021<February 3, 2021

Painter Refuses to See the Limits of Watercolor

The use of watercolor may be associated with ethereal landscapes or delicately rendered floral designs, but for Asheville painter Nadine Charlsen, it’s the perfect…

Freedom’s Just Another Word for No Rules Left to Follow
PaintingAugust 3, 2020<August 3, 2020

Freedom’s Just Another Word for No Rules Left to Follow

Israeli-born Raquel Egosi had a lot of paths to choose from — and she followed many of them. “A city girl in the Tel…

Photographer Captures the Intimacy in Isolation
PhotographyJuly 6, 2020<July 6, 2020

Photographer Captures the Intimacy in Isolation

While we continue to navigate our way through unprecedented levels of sickness and social fragmentation, the haunting photographs of Greenville-based photographer and Asheville Made…

It’s Tough Work Making Simple Look Simple
Behind the Scenes, DEPARTMENT, MEDIUM, WoodApril 1, 2019<March 19, 2019

It’s Tough Work Making Simple Look Simple

Fatie Atkinson has turned his hand to many skills over the years, from house painter to electrician, but it was in wood that he…

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