A Century in the Making
byJohn C. Campbell Folk School celebrates 100 years with group show Celebrating the centennial of the John C. Campbell Folk School, We Still Make…
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Crafted Cheer
byAmerican Folk Art Gallery decks the walls This December, American Folk Art Gallery unveils a merry menagerie of hand-hewn treasures as part of A…
Magic in the Mountains
byFian Arroyo opens his studio for the Weaverville Art Safari Step inside Fian Arroyo’s studio, and you might find a wizard cradling a box…
A Season to Settle
byFairview artists bring warmth back to fall Last fall didn’t feel like fall. When Hurricane Helene swept through Western North Carolina, birdsong was traded…
Silver Meets Soul
byRegional makers gather for 78th Annual Craft Fair Metalsmith Elizabeth Walton has made a living coaxing silver into shape. “Bending the wire with pliers…
Artful Living
byGrovewood honors the Craftsman ethos Though based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, painter Shawn Krueger has long found inspiration in the mountains of Western North…
Tradition, Unmasked
byFour new exhibitions open at Blue Spiral 1 A striped mask with orange-rimmed eyes and lips fixes its gaze in “Zebra Mask,” a painting…
Scrap to Spotlight
byAsheville’s most resourceful makers show off their chops What can you do with a pile of secondhand building supplies? For the past 14 years,…
Dark Delights
byAmerican Folk Art’s October show conjures the macabre Things will get a little wicked at American Folk Art this fall with Midnight in the…
Holding the Fray
byArtists embrace damage, care, and repair at Penland What does it mean to mend? PERFECTION: a question of repair, opening at Penland Gallery this…