
The “Imperfectionist” Pivots
Textile 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 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 MoreAsheville native Cyrus Glance, who works in pen-and-ink, pastels, and gouache, decided early on that he didn’t want to be an artist. “When I…
Read MoreCarefully Placed Lines on Paper, an exhibit of drawings by Tryon architect John Walters, opened late last month at Upstairs Artspace in Tryon —…
Read More“Clay is everywhere,” declares Western North Carolina potter Josh Copus. “Finding a good source of wild clay isn’t as hard as most people think.” …
Read MoreBonnie Joy Bardos created her first paintings when she was just two years old, although her parents may not have appreciated her budding…
Read MoreTryon film fans and art lovers are marking a red-letter day at the end of July. The historic Tryon Theatre, closed for months for…
Read MoreLandscape is probably two-dimensional art’s most accessible form. But when painted scenes of photorealism or Monet-derived Impressionism are pushed into the realm of abstraction…
Read MoreYou can always count on Upstairs Artspace in Tryon to ride the cutting edge, and they’re sharpening up for spring with no less than…
Read MoreNational Poetry Month is over, and with it, Tryon’s ever-growing Lanier Library Poetry Festival, held in late April. But the word’s out all year…
Read MoreSince late January, the Tryon art gallery Upstairs [artspace] has been busy paying a multifaceted birthday tribute to their town’s most famous — sometimes…
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