Apples Any Way
byExercising diligence about COVID, the popular North Carolina Apple Festival in downtown Hendersonville had to cancel its two big public events this year —…
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Bits of Window Screen are Really Just Old-Fashioned Pixels
by“I always thought I’d like sculpting or pottery because I like three- dimensional art, but after years of watercolor, I was determined to find…
A Bunch of Ways to Go BIG in September
byLast fall, Steve Geddes of New Hampshire made national news for growing the biggest pumpkin in America. His record-cracking curcubit weighed in at 2,528…
It’s Easier to Outwit the Southern Sun than to Be a Brooklyn Artist
byThe mother of self-taught illustrator and printmaker James Flames gave him the “new mommy” journal she kept when he was a baby. It contained…
Marketing Folk Art without a Website is Almost as Gutsy as Throwing Knives
by“I don’t do what other people want,” says BJ Precourt of his whimsical carved wooden figures. “It’s all my own imagination.” Scavenging wood from…