Jackson Building Under Construction is a photograph that captures the early history of Asheville’s first skyscraper. At 13 stories high, it was the tallest building
This spring, I sat down with four artists whose work will be shown in the Museum’s opening exhibition, Appalachia Now! An Interdisciplinary Survey of Contemporary Art
Lobbyist is a small oil painting on canvas, roughly the size of a sheet of paper. It depicts a dark meeting of three formally dressed
In the atrium of the Museum, you will likely look skywards. The stunning glass façade will draw your attention. The monolithic zinc slabs of the
In anticipation of the opening special exhibition Appalachia Now! An Interdisciplinary Survey of Contemporary Art in Southern Appalachia, we are thrilled to share this glimpse into the
Fireworks is an abstract color lithograph executed in the primary colors of red, yellow, and blue. The artist’s choice to split the composition into two
Rhino Gym has been a part of the Museum’s Collection since 1981. During this time, it has been loved (and climbed on) by many. Unfortunately,
Self-taught, Alabama-born artist Lonnie Holley makes visible the invisible forces that inform society and our lives through both the visual arts and music. In Teaching
The Art PLAYce got its first splash of color last week with local artist Aaron Tucker’s storybook-like installation. It was very heartwarming to watch Aaron
Don’t-miss exhibitions, workshops, gallery hops, tours, and more. 5 Downtown Asheville Arts District (DAAD) First Friday Art Walk. First Friday Art Walks are a great
