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This work by Isabel Bishop, who recorded life on the streets of New York, captures two female friends in ink. She focused on her immediate

Being an artist is the only place where I can think clearly and learn what being alive is all about. ~ Judy Pfaff in Eric

The Asheville Art Museum is delighted to announce that it has received a Parsec Prize in the amount of $20,000 to support its opening exhibition

PRESS CONTACT: Lindsey Solomon, development & communications associate, 828.253.3227 x129 ASHEVILLE–The Asheville Art Museum is thrilled to announce the 50 artists whose work has been

ASHEVILLE–The Asheville Art Museum’s Collectors’ Circle selected 12 works to add to the Collection at their 15th Annual Year-End Acquisition Dinner at Céline & Company

The Asheville Art Museum is opening its renovated and expanded building in 2019, but we have changed our look in other ways, too! Over the

The Asheville Art Museum’s More Than Math program integrates the visual arts into the 3rd through 8th grade mathematics curriculum using works of art from the Museum’s

Fall is approaching and the kids are back in school…which means that Sharon McRorie and Erin Shope of the Museum’s education department are hosting Storytime &

Sometimes a person’s relationship with the Asheville Art Museum starts early and stays strong. Intern Ivy McMillan is one of those people. She has attended

Glass artist John Geci moved to North Carolina in 1995, and the move had a profound effect on his life path. “Like many of the