Echo These Words to Strangers, Opening June 14
byuke Whitlatch and Faris McReynolds met as BFA students at the Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles in 1998. “Since then,…
Openings
New Work at the North Carolina Glass Center
byfeatherless hatchling cries out for its mother. A trio of cottontails spins on a merry-go-round. A human hand embraces a green viper. These are…
New Work at Odyssey, Opening June 5
byrish Salmon recalls that in high school, her art class was taught by the football coach, who also served as the driver’s education teacher…
Hand Over Matter, Opening May 24
byost young people dye their hair or listen to loud music when confronted with existential unknowns. But Asheville ceramic artist Robert Milnes isn’t most…
Fresh, Opening May 24
byn 2012, New York City artist Alana Fitzgerald was displaced by the gale-force winds and driving rains of Hurricane Sandy. Not sure where to…
Shifting Perceptions, Opening May 17
byn the late 1990s, Cara Romero went to the University of Houston to study cultural anthropology. But when she opened her textbooks, she was…
Nature Sings, Opening May 17
byhe soft rustle of pine needles in the wind. The rhythmic tapping of woodpeckers. The gentle gurgle of a nearby creek. These are some…
In Between Dreams, Opening May 17
byaking art doesn’t always make sense. Georgia-based creative José Ray knows this firsthand. “I often fool myself into believing that I’ve figured out the…
The Storm, Opening May 11
byt started with “simple forgetfulness,” Asheville mixed-media artist Li Newton says of her mother Helene’s Alzheimer’s disease. But as the years wore on, “simple…
East of the Sun, West of the Moon, Opening May 11
byast O’ the Sun and West O’ the Moon is a Norwegian fairytale about a young peasant girl who sets out to rescue a…