There are a few glitches in the presentation: some batteries need recharging, and not everything is operating at its fullest capacity. These issues point to a larger issue regarding electronic technology’s fragility and dependence upon finite resources. Considering the multifaceted creative legacy of Western North Carolina, this exhibit is highly relevant to the local dialogue of contemporary art and craft, and is worth seeing. Kudos to the museum for exhibiting new media.
Through March 18 at the Asheville Art Museum. $8 for nonmembers. Free every first Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. http://www.ashevilleartmuseum.org.
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