
New Horizons
The Cherokee may have named this area “the Land of the Sky,” but take a look at the horizon in any given direction around…
Read MoreThe Cherokee may have named this area “the Land of the Sky,” but take a look at the horizon in any given direction around…
Read MoreJust because you have three eyes and are covered in green fur doesn’t mean you don’t like candy as much as the next kid….
Read MoreThe word “plastic,” like the material it describes, can take on a variety of functions. Besides being the name given to any one of…
Read MoreLong before any of us were born, this thing began its life with a purpose — a shoe form, a chair, a baby carriage….
Read More1933 was a notable year for the arts in Western North Carolina. It was the year that Black Mountain College, the nation’s first school…
Read MoreFor her 90th birthday, Ruth Goldsborough’s daughter Lorraine made her a hand-painted, wooden folk-art style shrine featuring photos of an always-smiling Ruth at different…
Read MoreJohn Orolin’s dad thought his son had lost his mind. “I started out in the printing business,” John says. “But I decided I didn’t…
Read MoreArtists have helped end wars and topple governments. Can they help save the planet, too? That’s the question posed by i>ECO-ART: Artists Respond –…
Read MorePeople who know him are expecting big things from Sean Pace. Just a few years out of UNCA, the sculptor-painter-conceptual artist has already helped…
Read MoreJanet Green Jacobson’s spent her early years as an artist creating traditional watercolor portraits. These were highly detailed representational pieces that evolved into her…
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