A Magazine covering Western North Carolina and the Asheville NC Art Scene
The Art of Fiber and Textile February 1-21, at The Art Place Gallery in Hendersonville The Art League hosts “The Art of Fiber and Textile” from February 1 to 21…
Three months after Hurricane Helene devastated Asheville, local artists face significant challenges related to their livelihoods and creative spaces. Limited studio availability, a loss of revenue, and the emotional impact…
Fancy Like Walker Hayes documentary directed by Matt Beurois Reviewed By Dennis Ray Who Is Walker Hayes? A Look into His Life and Career Full Disclosure: Before viewing the documentary Fancy Like…
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By Dennis Ray River Arts District Recovery A month after Hurricane Helene’s devastating destruction, with the waters receded and assessments underway, the greater Asheville area is left wondering whether the…
By Dennis Ray After building a successful gate and fencing business in Florida, James Orlowski moved it to Landrum, SC, in 20—. His company, JL Architecturals, has 30 years in…
By Marcianne Miller Let’s celebrate with three excellent programs to say farewell to one of the most turbulent years in our Asheville history. Emilia Pérez is a wild Mexican bandit…
Review by Dennis Ray Summary: Thomas Pickering’s I Could Never Go Vegan (2024) is a visually stunning and thought-provoking documentary that tackles misconceptions about veganism with engaging interviews, personal stories, and compelling…
Rebecca Kahrs watercolor artist from Brevard, North Carolina, paints vibrant still lifes, plants, and wildlife paintings. With a background in interior design and fine art from Brigham Young University and…
