Gus Cutty opens a new collection of works in aerosol at The Satellite Gallery on Nov. 1.
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Arts of Darkness: Two weekend exhibitions couple music and art
Mountain Oasis doesn’t necessarily bill itself as an arts and music festival. But that’s not to say the two will be strangers this weekend. Two art exhibitions opening Friday night at Push Gallery and Saturday afternoon at the Apothecary partner artistic abilities with musical influences, adding to the weekend’s festivities. By Kyle Sherard
Weed is a weed
Artist Mona Caron brings a resilient type of art to the side of Collapseable Studios.
Outside In
An outsider art exhibit hangs at Monte Vista Inn through Sept. 1.
Help Asheville Darkroom shed light on local photographers
The Odditorium will host a massive benefit to help the Asheville Darkroom continue its mission.
Wow now
The Southern Highland Craft Guild’s new member exhibition, “It’s the Wow Factor!” is on display through Sunday, Sept. 8.
Craft group coming to downtown Asheville
The Center for Craft, Creativity and Design has bought the Lark Books building on Broadway Street. What will the move mean for the local arts scene? (Photo by Max Cooper)
Mail artist en masse
Anything Goes — Everything Shows posts an eclectic world at the Phil Mechanic Building’s Courthouse Gallery.
Last stop shopping
Even if this is the final Bele Chere, the arts, crafts and wares for sale are as good as ever. Shop on Haywood and College Streets; Patton, Battery Park and Biltmore Avenues; and in the Art Park on Patton Avenue.
The Pop Culture Emporium pops up
For Bele Chere weekend only, Creative Allies hosts a shop at 58 Wall St. selling limited edition band t-shirts, posters, mugs and iPhone cases created by some of the best emerging designers from around the world.
Second Arcade Art and Fashion Show
Local artists, designers and models will be represented at a runway event on Thursday, July 25. Photo from the fashion show’s Facebook page.
With open hearts: Local nonprofit helps adults with disabilities shine
The only program of its kind in the area, Open Hearts Art Center will hold its annual talent show/fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 24. The local nonprofit provides creative adult day programs for adults with disabilities. (Photo by Caitlin Byrd)
“Invasive Species” takes over Satellite Gallery
North Carolina is no stranger to invasive species, as anyone who’s faced the steady encroachment of kudzu can tell you. But its often easy to forget that humans are among the most invasive species on the planet, often aiding other pests, whether we realize it or not. Invasive Species, an art show envisioned by local […]
The art of Black Mountain
The Black Mountain Center for the Arts and BMCM+AC collaborate at an opening reception on Sunday, July 7. Image courtesy of Black Mountain Center for the Arts.
Windgate gift enables Warren Wilson to jumpstart its crafts program
The charitable foundation offered a similar $2.1 million to UNC-Asheville in the late-aughts, but rescinded it after fundraising efforts failed to manifest.
Creative visionaries: Asheville’s Industries for the Blind brings art to the mind’s eye
A new art class at Industries for the Blind Asheville challenges notions about the word “visual” in the term visual arts. (Photo of Becky Willis and Lou Mahoney by Caitlin Byrd)
Harry Seidler: Architecture, Art and Collaborative Design
The exhibition, which takes an intimate look at some of the pivotal moments in Seidler’s upbringing and the relationships forged with those around him, opens tonight from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Black Mountain College Museum and Arts Center. Photo of Walter Gropius and Harry Seidler.
Appalachian Trail art show opens tonight at Blue Spiral
The show is a collaboration between the gallery and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, and features a variety of works that showcase life on the trail.
Museum hosts its second Fine Art Print Fair this weekend
Saturday and Sunday are dedicated to prints and printmakers at the Asheville Art Museum.
Asana Xpress: Yoga and art inspire creativity and serenity for Asheville kids
Blythe Brown, a 27-year-old youth yoga instructor and art educator, offers a creative movement and meditation experience in Asheville. (photo by Kate Lundquist)
Skunked Studios presents 38°N 22°E
The Apothecary hosts eccentric and intriguing artwork by four local artists.
