Welding fume exposure may result in a lot of illnesses and health issues. Inhalation of iron oxide particles may bring about benign lung disorder Siderosis. Fluorides frequently utilized in electrode coatings may lead to irritation of the eyes, throat and nose, and long-term vulnerability can even lead to joint andContinue Reading
Many define abstract art as having nothing to do with observable realities in the physical, mental, emotional, psychological, or any conceptual aspect of what this life is all about. I agree with that! That definition explains what abstract art is not. The mind views abstract differently. If it’s not oneContinue Reading
Drawing Marathon Upstairs Artspace, the contemporary art gallery in Tryon, NC, will showcase Drawing Marathon IV, an exhibition of artwork that will be created by local artists in extended group work sessions on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 25-26. The artwork created during the marathon creative sessions will be on publicContinue Reading
John Warner Photography In downtown Asheville, a true Buon fresco is going up across the back wall of the sanctuary at 297 Haywood Street. It is an unlikely gallery for one of the most expensive and time-consuming art forms known to man. Fresco is a physically and mentally demanding artContinue Reading
Asheville Gallery of Art’s October show, “In Vivid Color!” features the work of Judy Rentner, who fills her landscapes with glorious color and light. The show runs October 1-31 during gallery hours, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. A reception for the artist will beContinue Reading
Appalachian Pastel Society presents “Big Little Paintings,” October 3-30 at BlackBird Frame and Art in Asheville. Award-winning pastel artists from across the Western Appalachian region are featured in the 2019 non-juried member show, showcasing their talents in an intimate format. Although sizes vary, artists are charged with creating small paintingsContinue Reading
photo courtesy of Asheville Citizen-Times As renovations at the Center for Craft continue, staff and supporters are thrilled to honor arts advocate and luminary John Cram, a key figure in Asheville’s cultural revival in the 1980s and 90s, with a named gallery. The street-level John Cram Partner Gallery, which willContinue Reading
The fire never goes out at the North Carolina Glass Center! Visitors can see artists working in molten glass in the hot shop, sculpting with glass at a tabletop torch, or even try their own hand at making glass in one of NCGC’s classes. Open seven days a week, NCGCContinue Reading
The Maggie Valley Labor Day Arts and Crafts Show returns August 31 and September 1 2019 to the Maggie Valley Festival Grounds. In its 28th year the popularity continues to grow! “Labor Day is a very popular time to visit the mountains” says Teresa Smith, Maggie Chamber Executive Director.Continue Reading
