The Success of this ‘Family’ Business was Set in Stone
byDespite what its name suggests, Seven Sisters Craft Gallery in Black Mountain isn’t owned by an artsy mob of siblings. Instead, the name honors…
Despite what its name suggests, Seven Sisters Craft Gallery in Black Mountain isn’t owned by an artsy mob of siblings. Instead, the name honors…
“I’m a self-taught artist who has felt my way through the process,” says Pam Holthouser. She also spends “way too much time” feeling her…
Studying anthropology at the University of Arizona, then working as an archaeologist for the forest service in California, Susan Alta Martin was intrigued by…
David Sheldon has loved birds ever since he was a kid. He calls them “nature’s magical faeries,” and still owns his original copy of…
“The reason we call ourselves the Faux Book Club,” says multimedia and installation artist Brenda Coates, “is that we got together to do a…
Fatie Atkinson has turned his hand to many skills over the years, from house painter to electrician, but it was in wood that he…
Barbara Fisher’s paintings are scenes of codified chaos, vivid abstracts that come together and emote like manifestos, belying their seemingly random imagery. Her signature…
An early attempt at making a knife ended in a painful lesson for Ryan Pepper. Sharpening the blade too early in the process, “I…
“In every community, there’s someone up in the hills who could shoot the toes off a Tweety Bird from a hundred yards away.” That’s what…
The early work of Margaret Curtis appeared in the 1994 Bad Girls exhibit at New York’s New Museum of Contemporary Art. Since then, she’s…