The Bowl and the Backpack
A parable of giving plays out in Flat Rock The urge to fill an empty bowl is nearly irresistible, and what better to fill…
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Keeping Track of the Past
Saluda’s unique railroad history is recounted by those who lived it Garland Goodwin remembers many personal details about trains, back when boarding one was…
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Nostalgia Trip
Architectural renderings give local artist a historic niche When Carolyn DeMorest Serrano was growing up in Michigan in the 1950s, a career in the…
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Her Story
Military museum honors women in uniform More than 200,000 women serve in the United States military, representing 16 percent of the U.S. military population…
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What All Those Pie Charts Actually Mean
How population statistics will inform the future With politics dominating the news as a presidential election year approaches, this month’s “Political Demography” course at…
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A Delicate Business
Silk painter conveys how emotions change the act of seeing Seyna Fredrickson’s early artistic efforts included sculpting animals from soap and painting a portrait…
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Don’t Scrub the Brush
Silk painter adheres to precise Japanese techniques In swirls and streams of color, Columbus artist Barbara Thomas’ silk paintings bring together the spontaneity of…
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Folklore to the Front
Exhibit features the most storied members of the animal kingdom Long before there were sword wielding, shapeshifting heroes and warrior turtles on our movie…
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That Other Place
Pen-and-ink artist imbues common yearnings with transcendence If looking at art is a portal to other worlds, Kate Sea Barrett stands just inside that…
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The Man Behind the Canvas
Series emphasizes artist/viewer interaction ArtMob’s studio’s three-month-long Front Porch series brings landscape artist Ed Morris to the studio this month, an appropriate setting for…
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