The wooden ‘Star’ is by Debra Mills and the fabric “Angel” is by Gail Holt The Haywood County Arts Council (HCAC) and the Reece Family, in honor of Jeff Reece, presents…
“ColorFest” Dillsboro’s Fine Arts & Crafts Fair Celebrates Dillsboro’s 135th Year as a Tourist Town
October 2, 2021 • 10am – 4pm “ColorFest,” the 13th Annual Dillsboro’s Fine Arts & Crafts Fair, hits the streets October 2, 10-4 pm in the historic town of Dillsboro, NC….
How many types of Visual Art are there?
Almost everything and anything in the world can be described as being a piece of art, which is what makes the industry as beautiful as it is. However, it should…
Selling sculptures with the customer in mind
According to a US Trust survey, in fact, those born between 1980 and 2000 are going to form a new and interesting class of collectors very quickly, with a growth of 67% compared to 46% of Generation X and 19% of Baby Boomers (which, however, it must be said, still make up 44% of the total of collectors).
“Child’s Play!” An Art Exhibit Celebrating the Fun of Childhood
The Gallery at Flat Rock presents a lighthearted group exhibit focused on objects and materials iconic to childhood and playtime. “Child’s Play” features four local artists: Don Greeson, Jean Greeson, Janet Hickey, and Janet Orselli.
5 Reasons Why Waste Management Is Important
In most cases, the improper management and disposal of different types of wastes can cause a variety of health issues to humans. These can include skin irritation, respiratory problems, and other illnesses. For example, wastes that release dioxins and other toxins are dangerous, especially when they’re diffused into the air people breathe. Moreover, toxic chemicals from waste leaking into bodies and streams of water can also be harmful to people who consume that water on a regular basis.
4 Services You Need For Your Next Art Event
Whether you’re organizing a small meeting or a large conference, event planning isn’t an easy task, as you may think. Every event, no matter how simple or complex you want…
Opening reception for “Do You Know Me” Works by Linda and Adam Larsen
Saturday, April 17, 6-9 pm at Flood Gallery “Do You Know Me — Maybe all we can see is the shadow of what may be” is an exhibition of monoprints, photography, sculpture,…
Cynthia Llanes Captures Youthful Expressions
What is your process in finding new ideas for your paintings? CL: When I feel a spark about a particular subject or idea, I begin to play with it. I…