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Last Page—Constance WIlliams
“My work is a constant exploration. I’m always experimenting to move the process forward.”
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Amy Brandenburg
Social Studies
Art for the sake of a greater good drives Boone artist Sir Tom Foolery
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Pamela Haddock
True as Steel
Penland fellow Seth Gould elevates toolmaking to an art form
The Real Deal
Hyper-realist painter Ward Nichols may be self-taught, but his 50-year career proves just how talented he is
Meet the Makers
Five local inventors who are changing the world, one innovation at a time
Recompositions
Kehren Barbour and Michael Luchtan’s Post Piano Project explores sustainability through art and music
Folk Story
For Lenoir artist Charlie Frye, community fuels the creative spirit
Flower Girl
Celia Barbieri, aka The Button Florist, creates blooms that last a lifetime
Circular Motion
Asheville artist Nancy Hilliard Joyce puts a new spin on the circle of life
Next Gen Glass
Artist Hayden Wilson builds on a legacy in glass
Out of the Woods
Asheville artist Matt Tommey’s sculptural baskets reflect nature’s wild creativity
A Season of Growth
After 30 years as a sculptor, Stoney Lamar is more prolific than ever
Beneath the Surface
Potter Reiko Miyagi brings deep meaning to her ceramics
Casting Beads
Penland artist David Chatt proves beadwork can transcend handicraft
Visual Haiku
Asheville artist Andy Farkas tells poetic stories through delicate prints and engravings
Next Age Adornments
Boone artist Arthur Hash rethinks the way we see and wear jewelry
Last Page Artists
"Everything is an art material"
Out of the Ashes
Kim Ellington keeps the Catawba Valley pottery tradition alive
Do Good
Help boost reading skills for National Literacy Month
Ever Evolving
Burnsville artist Mel Chin defies convention and challenges the definition of art
Storied Ambition
Ben Lovett left Hollywood behind for Asheville, but there’s no stopping his rock ‘n’ roll filmmaking
Telling Herstory
The aSHEville Museum is set to showcase women’s struggles and triumphs, here and around the world
Open Road, Open Studios
Inspired tours bring art lovers to artists where they live and work
The Big Picture
Muralist Molly Must uses public art to tell community stories
Delicate Renderings
Swannanoa painter Sally Sweetland brings an architect's eye to painting
Hitting the Deck
George Peterson pounds, carves, and cuts salvaged wood and skateboard decks into modern art
A Full Plate
From opening a new studio to teaching, ceramist Jason Bige Burnett is in art overdrive
Depth of Field
Gallery owner Brie Castell brings the realm of fine art photography to the Asheville scene
Beyond Words
Andrew Hayes’ metal and paper sculpture deconstructs the book
Energy Loop
Daniel Nevins' latest work takes a powerful new turn
School of Thought
A new program offers an alternative education for tomorrows innovators
Nature Lover
Artist Jason Lydic brings creatures and plants to life in metal
Piece Work
Waynesville artist Margaret Roberts transforms watercolor with collage techniques
Past Imperfect
Polk County artist Janet Orselli reanimates abandoned objects to create uncommon beauty
Dual Expression
Across cultures and continents, Akira Satake excels in both music and pottery
Depth Perception
The many dimensions of Kenn Kotara reveal order amid chaos
Kid at Heart
Seyl Park: Cheme Designs
Carry Forth
Karie Reinertson: Shelter Protects You
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