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Eric Carle wrote and illustrated (made pictures for) The Very Hungry Caterpillar. He cut, painted, and glued pieces of paper together to create collages to

Looking for some new ways to fill your days at home? The Asheville Art Museum Store offers dozens of items for kids (and kids at

Close your eyes. Imagine the colors red, white, and blue. What comes to mind? If you live here in the United States, you might be

What is your favorite part of your job? I’m originally from New York City, so it’s wonderful being part of such a tight-knit community in

School & Family Programs Manager Kelly Baisley takes you on an Artful Adventure to look at three artworks from the Museum Collection as inspiration for

Kenneth Noland was a Color Field painter. His work is characterized by large areas of flat color. He achieved this by using paint to stain

What is your favorite part of your job? Discovering unknown connections between art, artists, and historical events—like an art detective. I enjoy researching the Museum’s

Now that we are sheltering-in-place and my son Silas (almost three) is not at daycare, I’ve been coming up with ways to stimulate him and

ABOUT THE ARTIST Peggy Bacon was born in Connecticut in 1895 and home-schooled by her artist parents until she was 14, when she was sent

Use science to take a closer look at a work of art from our Collection!