Getting to the Point
Colored-pencil artist spends hours doing realism right During more than 30 years as a teacher in the Columbia, South Carolina, school system, Stephanie Eastwood…
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A Well-Carved Light in the Dark
Ceramic artist’s lanterns are a popular way to see better Leonora Lev remembers the mud of her family’s farm outside of Bogotá, Colombia. She made…
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Main Street Memories
Posthumous collection offers an insider’s view of the town When Hendersonville Times-News columnist Tom Orr died in January of last year, at 81, he…
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Sawdust in His Veins
Colorblind woodworker wins prizes for meticulous parquetry David Adler was, in the most literal sense, born into making art from wood. There was his…
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Closer Than They Appear
Full-time glassblowing and the road that leads there Twenty-five years ago, Larry Zapf was working at a high-stress, performance-driven job in Manhattan and feeling…
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Stitch by Stitch
Custom embroidery on a vintage machine makes a statement against “fast fashion” Fiber artist Paris Evans King can claim a long family connection to the…
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The Pipes of May
Spring concert features newly refurbished organ When the organ at St. John in the Wilderness bursts forth for this month’s American Guild of Organists concert,…
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Clay in Her DNA
Ceramic artist puts a new face on an old form Clay, and the many forms it can take in skilled hands, became a part of…
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Wonder on Wheels
Rural bookmobile delivers a treasure trove of material Books are the lifeblood of any community, especially in rural places where easy access to a…
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The Mysteries of Love
Mixed-media artist plumbs the riches of figurative expression If color is the language of art, then Hendersonville artist Amy Casteel is one of its…
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