Exhibit at Crate Crystallizes the Emotion of Ephemera
Vanitas-style still lifes, when they first bloomed in the oils and temperas of the 14th- and 15th-century Flemish masters, showed the kind of macabre…
Read MoreVanitas-style still lifes, when they first bloomed in the oils and temperas of the 14th- and 15th-century Flemish masters, showed the kind of macabre…
Read MoreIn Japan, March 3 is “Hinamatsuri,” a commemoration that is variously styled “Doll Festival” or “Girls’ Day.” The double translation is interesting: dolls in…
Read MoreIn another exhibit opening this week, the Arts Council of Henderson County celebrates the work of local art teachers. As part of council’s arts-in-education…
Read MoreIt’s good to be a photographer living in Transylvania County, where more than 250 natural cascades allow the area to call itself “The Land…
Read More“Crate Project was originally and intentionally conceived to help Crate Wine Market transcend from being a typical retail wine shop and transform it into…
Read MorePhil Arrington’s “eureka” rush arrived like a door banging open, bringing in a blast of fresh air. He was living in chilly Minneapolis, working…
Read MoreA consortium of makers headquartered in the old boarding house at Historic Johnson Farm, Heritage Weavers & Fiber Artists continue the legacy of Appalachian…
Read MoreIt’s not even the end of January, and already life feels turbulent. But attendees at “Visioning 2017: A Vision Board Workshop” on Saturday, January…
Read MoreAfter January 1, with its nerve-wracking but somehow exhilarating pressures of self-renewal, there’s an interval of icy pause. The question looms: what now? And…
Read MoreIf genes are our fate, Diane Dean’s were knit into her DNA early on. As a child, she was surrounded by creative women who…
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