A Magazine covering Western North Carolina and the Asheville NC Art Scene
To Read the Online Magazine Cover Story on Angela Alexander click here The testimonials speak to something beyond satisfaction. They describe a kind of trust—not just in the finished work,…
Reviewed by Dennis Ray Peter Salett returns with “Suddenly the Leaves,” a delicate and introspective track that marks his first new music in over a decade. This was the first song written…
Michelle Hamilton’s art bridges tradition and innovation, celebrating folk art’s freedom through playful animal portraits and a fearless embrace of outsider creativity. Folk art isn’t a defined style or movement…
Michael Hofman and Dorene Gorman combine handmade porcelain and upcycled denim to create a new tableware collection grounded in comfort, function, and craft at Hofman Studios This spring, Hofman Studios…
Sandra Bottinelli revives her Abstract Realism vision with a new gallery opening in Asheville’s River Arts District. After losing her former space to Hurricane Helene, Bottinelli returns with renewed purpose, showcasing emotionally driven works and curating a space for emerging artists to share fresh, expressive, and perspective-rich art.
Artist Jo Ridge Kelley echoes the fleeting beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains in vivid creations, channeling Appalachia’s untamed essence through light, color, and raw emotion. In the quiet early…
An innovative wax-sealing technique saved Nadine Charlsen’s watercolor paintings from a devastating flood. In the below interview she shares her process, inspirations, and the story behind her “hurricane survivor” artworks….
After Hurricane Helene, artist Molly Courcelle transformed her studio into Molly Courcelle Studio + Gallery, offering a home for displaced artists’ work and fostering a renewed sense of community and resilience.
