
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…
Read MoreFor watercolorist Bill Abel, making art is less a dialogue with his medium than a high-stakes game. “It’s like a tennis volley, a…
Read MoreFashion is cyclical. Trends are here today, gone tomorrow, and back in full force four presidencies later. There’s no better example of this…
Read MoreLifelong woodcrafter will speak at Art Mob Asking Tim Tucker to pick his favorite kind of wood is like asking a hummingbird to land…
Read MorePotter wins prestigious award for her uniquely embellished vessels When Tryon-based potter Samantha Oliver learned she was among an elite group of national potters…
Read MoreArt League hosts first juried show in its new space “The local community doesn’t always get to see highly acclaimed artwork from other places,”…
Read MoreDowntown gallery celebrates ten years of building a scene “Like a kid in a candy store” accurately describes Michele Sparks’ childhood — but instead…
Read MoreTextile artist turned collagist upends expectations By: Carolyn Kemmett Nava Lubelski’s art takes the viewer on an adventure that always ends with open-ended questions,…
Read MoreIt’s been a few years since we were isolated at home in late spring, but the Habitat at Home photo contest, sponsored by Hendersonville…
Read MoreMulti-generational Western North Carolinian paints pride of place “The creative process slows me down,” confides painter and musician Hannah Seng, who grew up in…
Read MoreLocal woman does a studs-up remodel of a vintage dollhouse As a young child, Linda Wilcox and her parents lived in a tiny, two-bedroom…
Read More