The Sound of Color
byKelly Saunders doesn’t just paint what she sees — she paints what she hears. In her new solo exhibit The Sound of Color, on…
Openings
Sound Envisioned
byIn Western North Carolina, it’s not unusual to find a plein air painter who moonlights in a bluegrass trio or a sculptor with more…
Haywood Community College Graduate Show
byEvery spring, the Southern Highland Craft Guild spotlights the next generation of makers with a show featuring recent graduates of Haywood Community College’s Professional…
13th Annual Face Jug Show
byExpect a few extra sets of eyeballs on Biltmore Avenue this month as American Folk Art launches its 13th Annual Face Jug Show, a…
Pushing the Boundaries
byTexture takes center stage in Pushing the Boundaries, a new group exhibition at Mark Bettis Gallery. Featuring works by more than 10 local, regional,…
Nightbloom
byIn Nightbloom, a solo show coming to Tracey Morgan Gallery this spring, Asheville artist Ursula Gullow brings the drama of the past into today’s…
Iron and Ink: Prints from America’s Machine Age
byDuring a time when all eyes are on artificial intelligence, Iron and Ink: Prints from America’s Machine Age seems especially relevant. Now on display…
Mantra
byWhile other kids were riding bikes and building forts in the woods, Kansas native Josh Tripoli was “scribble drawing” with his grandparents. To play…
Connection
byThis May, Gallery Mélange presents Connection, a solo exhibition by Hickory-based sculptor Joël Urruty. Known for his elegant use of wood, bronze, and mixed…
Duality in Nature
byMother Nature thrives on contrast — light and dark, stillness and motion, growth and decay. It’s this constant push and pull that inspires painter…