Frequency Shift
byImages flicker, fracture, and recombine in Heavy Deeds From The Book of Skulls, a new exhibition at Tracey Morgan Gallery by TIMEWAVEULTRA, a nomadic…
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Refresh on Riverside
byTracey Morgan Gallery finds a new creative home Tracey Morgan Gallery (TMG) is turning the page with a newly announced collaborative residency at Revolve…
Crossing Lines
bySharon Louden bends light and limits In Barriers & Boundaries, on view at Tracey Morgan Gallery through November 22, artist Sharon Louden transforms the…
Beautiful Disasters
byIn her first solo exhibition with Tracey Morgan Gallery, interdisciplinary artist Elizabeth Alexander reimagines domestic décor as evidence of a slow unraveling. Opening August…
The Nature of Things
byAsheville- and Penland-based photographer James Henkel has spent more than 40 years rethinking what a still life can be. His work often pairs carefully…
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…
Identitas
byNow open at Tracey Morgan Gallery, Identitas delves into the life histories of six artists: Erika Diamond, Marcus Dunn, Vanessa German, Luis Alvaro Sahagun,…
Postdiluvian
byIn the days leading up to Hurricane Helene, Asheville artist Chris Jehly didn’t need to watch the news to know danger was imminent. A…
The Boys Will Get Hungry If They See Fruit
byYou won’t find many portraits of women in Colorado artist Carly Owens Weiss’ most recent series. But you will find close-ups of plump breasts,…
Black & White, Opening August 2
byHammock culture is hanging strong in Asheville. Walk through any local park, and you’re sure to spot at least one mustachioed mountain man suspended…