The Sisyphean Struggle in Bronze
Sometimes the creative impulse has to bide its time. Fred McMullen waited until the last of his four children had graduated from high school…
Read MoreSometimes the creative impulse has to bide its time. Fred McMullen waited until the last of his four children had graduated from high school…
Read MoreSince 1947, Polk County has hosted the Block House Steeplechase — a sterling series of races first organized by legendary horseman Austin Brown. This…
Read MoreAs a young girl, Cathryn Cooper was already a collector of odd bits of paper, leaves, ribbons — anything that caught her eye. “I…
Read MoreSome painters find a theme or medium and stick to it; others decide to widen their horizon line (to borrow a term from the…
Read MoreIt may have been just coincidence that Simone Wood’s late father-in-law, an ornithologist at Cornell, liked to paint birds as a hobby. He passed…
Read MoreA compelling new exhibit curated by Transylvania Vocational Services, a nonprofit that provides career-development opportunities for those with disabilities, opens the year at Transylvania…
Read MoreFor Hendersonville artist Ed Weaver, dreaming is believing. “Most of my paintings come to me in dreams,” he says. And not the long, convoluted…
Read MoreNo one’s got time to add a driving-intensive studio tour to their holiday agenda, so the Gallery at Flat Rock flipped the notion. Their…
Read MoreBold Life has featured Bobbie Polizzi’s quirky assemblage pieces at various times in the past; and speaking of the past, the more recent version,…
Read MoreIt’s not a fraction as well known as Biltmore Industries, an early professional-craft hub that still hums with life as Grovewood Village and Gallery…
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