Grovewood Gallery in Asheville Debuts New Exhibition: Wild Hares and Other Phantasmagoria

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Grovewood Gallery in Asheville Debuts New Exhibition: Wild Hares and Other Phantasmagoria

Josh Cote
Josh Cote

Grovewood Gallery in Asheville Debuts New Exhibition: Wild Hares and Other Phantasmagoria

October 1 – 31 | Opening Reception: Saturday, October 1 (3 – 6pm)

ASHEVILLE, NC (August 30, 2016) – Wild Hares and Other Phantasmagoria, an exhibition featuring works from sculptor Josh Cote’, opens on Saturday, October 1, 2016 at Grovewood Gallery in Asheville, NC. This exhibition will be celebrated with an opening reception on October 1 from 3 – 6pm, where viewers can enjoy light refreshments and meet the artist (free and open to the public). Wild Hares and Other Phantasmagoria will remain on view through Monday, October 31, 2016.

During this solo exhibition, Grovewood Gallery is offering a window into the creative world of Bakersville artist Josh Cote’, known for his intricately woven wire sculptures. Wild Hares and Other Phantasmagoria will showcase a fantastical collection of Cote’s anthropomorphic animals (predominantly wild hares) as well as shapeshifters, spirits, and antique time machines. Each sculpture is unique and painstakingly handcrafted from recycled wire, epoxy clay, found objects, and welded steel.

Josh has exhibited his work at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival for the past few years and is also represented by the American Folk Art Museum in New York City. His work can be found in notable public and private collections, including Richard Branson’s of Virgin Records.

About Grovewood Gallery:

Grovewood Gallery, which will mark its 25th anniversary in 2017, is a nationally recognized gallery that showcases fine American art and craft. The gallery is housed in the historic weaving and woodworking complex of Biltmore Industries, located adjacent to The Omni Grove Park Inn in north Asheville. Free parking is available on-site.

Grovewood is also home to Asheville’s only Antique Car Museum, the North Carolina Homespun Museum, Golden Fleece Restaurant, 9 working artist studios, and an outdoor sculpture garden. The property, with its six cottages built from 1917 – 1924, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

To learn more, visit grovewood.com or call 828.253.7651.

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