The business of craft

Craft is a loaded term, as far as the arts are concerned. It carries descriptive weight, yet deceptive weight that is all-encompassing and still means so little. And the term “craft” is frequently used to describe products and producers the same way that it describes art and artists. “There’s a lot of reverence for the … Read more

Tip toe through the studios

Downtown Asheville Art Walk Stroll through dozens of galleries, studios and museums within a half-mile radius of downtown Asheville. Held on the first Friday of each month, April through Dec. ashevilledowntowngalleries.org River Arts District 2nd Saturdays and studio strolls Meander through Asheville's River Arts District for monthly art demonstrations, open studios and classes. Held on … Read more

Asheville Campaign Calendar

Thursday, Oct. 10 WHEN/WHERE: 6 p.m., UNCA Reuter Center, 1 University Heights WHAT: The Asheville-Buncombe League of Women Voters will host an Asheville City Council candidates forum. Co-sponsored by Asheville Chamber of Commerce, Mountain Xpress, the Asheville FM News Hour, and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI). Monday, Oct. 14 WHEN/WHERE: 5:30 p.m., Century Room, … Read more

Craftspeople answer the question: What are you working on?

As part of our Oct. 2 Craft Issue, we asked local craft artists to describe their recent work. Here are a few that we featured in the print edition: Ray Jones, Tom Shields, Lesley Keeble, Ed Beyers and Holden McCurry, Rebecca Kempson and Gertrude Graham Smith

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