Stitch ‘n B*tch group unravels stress with craft and camaraderie
Let’s face it: The holidays bring a sleigh full of things to gripe about. From the annual untangling of twinkling lights to the Herculean…
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Merry Masterclass
Being an adult isn’t easy. The role requires knowing how to fold fitted sheets, file taxes, pay bills, and convince yourself that kale chips…
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North Carolina photographer honored with retrospective in Tryon
Tryon’s Upstairs Artspace is honoring the work of North Carolina photographer Elizabeth Matheson in late fall with an extensive retrospective of the Hillsborough native’s…
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A Trail of Appreciation
Three years ago, when painter Mike Wurman made a return visit to the place that had special significance to his career, he found himself…
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Art on 7th holds auction for addiction-recovery program
When Julie Wilmot talks about her son James Chapman, her voice sings with pride and love. “He loved the performance arts and music,” she…
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A Brilliant Life
Chris Juedemann, a pioneering glass artist who, with his wife Lissa, launched Glass Kitchen Studio at home in Hendersonville in 2001, was a master…
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Yoga and meditation embolden the work of a lifelong watercolorist
For watercolorist Bill Abel, making art is less a dialogue with his medium than a high-stakes game. “It’s like a tennis volley, a…
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A Square That Came Full Circle
Fashion is cyclical. Trends are here today, gone tomorrow, and back in full force four presidencies later. There’s no better example of this…
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One Man’s Journey From Log to Bowl
Lifelong woodcrafter will speak at Art Mob Asking Tim Tucker to pick his favorite kind of wood is like asking a hummingbird to land…
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An Agitator, An Irritant, a D-Major Angel
Visiting author/historian illuminates fabled composer Gustav Mahler was no saint. Likened to a lion tamer and tsar by those who knew him best, the Bohemia-born…
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