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

One amazing thing that’s come out of social distancing is the museum industry’s incredible capacity to come together and collaborate to create content to inspire

Questions for Engagement What do you see? Could you create a building using materials you can find around your house? What kind of building would

What makes a lemon a lemon? Close your eyes and imagine what an apple looks like. What color and shape is it? What about a

About the Artist Kate Johnston was born in 1988 into a creative family in New Jersey and started making pots early in her life. By

This artist used found objects to create this sculpture. ACTIVITY Look around your house for things you might use to create your own sculpture: a

Chris Whitten has been with the Museum for almost three years. He began as a Collection manager intern, later worked as a part-time Registrar Assistant,

Take a look at Kate Clayton “Granny” Donaldson’s work (to the left) from our Collection with your child, answer the questions below, and then send

Coloring is great way to combat stress and anxiety. Download and print these free coloring sheets and note cards featuring works from Collection artist Lorna

It may not be obvious up close, but you’re looking at additional roof tiles from the Asheville City Building. You can see it in the