Organizer Martha Skinner has put out a call, for a performance at UNCA exploring cross-cultural memory through drawing and music.
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Organizer Martha Skinner has put out a call, for a performance at UNCA exploring cross-cultural memory through drawing and music.
Artist Marcus Thomas paints with his teeth. Video by Bob Peck.
This weekend brings art, music and the great outdoors. So whether you browse, participate or sit back and relax, these budget-friendly events are sure to entertain. Share more low-cost happenings in the comments section.
This weekend brings an eclectic mix of entertainment that includes educational programs, local films, literary readings, raucous rock ‘n’ roll, old-time spirituals and zombies. As always, these events are budget-friendly and sure to keep that wallet where it belongs: in your pocket. Share more lost-cost options in the comments section.
American Folk Art & Framing holds its eighth annual [Beloved] Miniatures Show. Opening reception this Friday. Image: “Lion Heart” by Karl Mullen.
This year’s conference (Feb. 17-19) celebrates its 25th anniversary and adds a number of Asheville-based events from lectures and art exhibits to walking tours and antiques shows.
They tell you to explore, but you should stop at the bar first. Zombie Bunny Man is serving wine for donations. You’ll need a glass for what you’re about to witness.
For the new year: Aggregated photos of Asheville’s topography.
Russian painter Vasily Polevoy breaks free from his communist roots at UNCA’s Blowers Gallery.
Canton resident Laurel Tewes’ solo show kicks off the Gallery 86 season
The local artist celebrates the release of The Future of the Feline Infiltration Front, the final installment in her three-part, limited-edition zine, with an opening reception and release party at the downtown coffee house.
Looking for another downtown location to shop locally? Garage 34 on Lexington Ave. features unique gifts from local artists and non-profits.
My windows are rolled up due to the cold, but when her scream comes echoing out over the buildings, it’s still alarmingly loud. She clutches her head and rocks back and forth. I’m afraid she’s going to jump.
Tiger Woods’ slogan serves now as the satirical title for a new body of work by the Asheville artist. The show opens tonight at PUSH Skateshop and Gallery.
The Big Crafty is now under way at Pack Place.
Photos by Bill Rhodes
The air is chilly and stores all over town will soon be decking the halls. It’s the perfect time for you or your child to share wintertime art with the Mountain Xpress. Enter our annual holiday art contest to be featured on our website. Several talented artists will see their work in our upcoming holiday issues. The deadline is Friday, Nov. 18.
Castell Photography and The Artery host receptions for new work on Friday, Nov. 4.
Free and open to the public, the SYNTH Art Show will feature more than a dozen of the top concert-poster artists and graphic designers from around the country, each of whom have designed and donated one-of-a-kind, hand-printed, Moog-themed posters for sale inside the Moogaplex (aka Haywood Park Hotel). What’s more, proceeds go to support the Bob Moog Foundation.
Former Asheville resident Debra McClinton’s work steals the show, and the element of her death haunts the exhibit.
City of 1000 Easels filled downtown Asheville with working artists last Sunday.
ZaPow! and Castell Photography both hosted openings on Friday night. Here’s what they looked like.