Fall Exhibition
byWith a doctorate in ecology and evolutionary biology, Brad Worden has spent his career researching everything from bees in the mountains of Arizona to…
Openings
Foraging the Landscape
bySince moving to Asheville by way of Michigan 11 years ago, multidisciplinary artist Alissa Mellis-Gruba has spent every possible moment capturing the region. Her…
New Members of the Southern Highland Craft Guild
byIn the 1890s, Presbyterian missionary Frances Louisa Goodrich settled in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Her hope was to “bring material help to…
Bascom Clay Symposium
byAs a child, Andréa Keys Connell played with the porcelain figurines in her mother’s china cabinet. “It never lasted long,” she writes in her…
El Puente & Of Hand and Earth
byAccording to a poll conducted in 2017, almost half of American adults don’t know Puerto Ricans are fellow U.S. citizens. This oversight underscores how,…
Hand Work Tapestry Exhibit
byWith 27 bones, 27 joints, 34 muscles, and more than 100 ligaments and tendons, the human hand is an anatomical marvel capable of everything…
Mitch Kolbe
byDuring his senior year at South Mecklenburg High School in Charlotte, Mitch Kolbe was caught staring out the window during geometry class. A creative…
Devil’s in the Details
byAt first glance, a cherrywood spice box or clay bunny figurine may look straightforward enough. But take a closer look — or, better yet,…
Love is Art
byIf bonding with your significant other over takeout and Netflix has grown stale, Atlanta-based artist Jeremy Brown has a solution: his LOVE IS ART…
The Vortex & Changing Faces
byIn January, the River Arts District Artists (RADA) kicked off “Who Am I, Who Are We?,” a year-long initiative in which community creatives riff…