A Twist in the Plot
Retreating from hectic everyday life may be crucial for women writers Right now at Earthshine Lodge, the rocking chairs are waiting. But come late…
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The Man Not Quite on the Moon
Neil Armstrong character study focuses on anxious events before the landing ust over 50 years ago, on July 20, 1969, the crew of the…
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Corps de Brevard
Local Nutcracker looks a lot like home Angie Wells, director of Brevard Ballet and Brevard Ballet School, laughs when asked how many times through…
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Keeping Their Dream Aloft
Decorated Air Force veterans give back with a new art school Don and Phoebe Blackwell met in the Alaska Air National Guard and served…
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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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A Joke Up His Batwing Sleeve
Forget scary Dracula and sexy Dracula — consider funny Dracula Vampires tend to operate on a trend cycle. From their folkloric beginnings to the…
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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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The Wood Spirit You Know
Carver’s work represents inaugural festival Chris Carroll looks at a just-fallen tree and sees a second chance. Maybe there’s a wood spirit in there,…
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Tightening What’s Frightening
Flat Rock Playhouse makes a gothic classic even scarier It’s not a Halloween story, but Flat Rock Playhouse is presenting the psychological thriller The Turn…
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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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