Tinsel Town
If you were an American kid in the early ’60s, Christmas went one of two ways: you either had a super-sparkly aluminum Christmas tree…
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New Horizons
The Cherokee may have named this area “the Land of the Sky,” but take a look at the horizon in any given direction around…
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Creature Comforts
Just because you have three eyes and are covered in green fur doesn’t mean you don’t like candy as much as the next kid….
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A Life Less Ordinary
Long before any of us were born, this thing began its life with a purpose — a shoe form, a chair, a baby carriage….
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Portrait Of The Artist
For her 90th birthday, Ruth Goldsborough’s daughter Lorraine made her a hand-painted, wooden folk-art style shrine featuring photos of an always-smiling Ruth at different…
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Terri Thompson is bringing the sexy back to thrift stores. The Frugal Design Showcase — her brainchild fundraiser which features a home decorated with…
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Aesthetically and Ethically, ECO-ART is the Only Choice for Many Area Artists
Artists have helped end wars and topple governments. Can they help save the planet, too? That’s the question posed by i>ECO-ART: Artists Respond –…
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Thinking Big
People who know him are expecting big things from Sean Pace. Just a few years out of UNCA, the sculptor-painter-conceptual artist has already helped…
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Radical Chic and the Divine Garments of Paul Hersey
The tailor to the gods, goddesses, warriors and priestesses of our world works in an unassuming studio on Lyman Street in Asheville. He fashions…
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