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Cynthia Bringle began her art studies intent on becoming a painter, only to fall in love with ceramics while taking a required clay class at

Diane Arbus’s photograph of an elderly couple dressed in theatrical robes, gowns, and crowns to signify their accolades at a Senior Citizens Dance sagely dramatizes

Steps to the Garden—recently gifted to the Museum by Mary & Jerald Melberg—portrays a serene, figureless exterior scene with steps leading the eye to a

With the skills he gained while training under renowned architect Paul Philippe Cret and his exposure to Art Moderne—later known as Art Deco—while studying classical

Tom Field was a student at Black Mountain College from 1953 to 1956, and active in the Abstract Expressionist and San Francisco Renaissance circles from

In conjunction with current exhibition The Wyeths: Three Generations | Works from the Bank of America Collection, we want to highlight an artwork in our

Contact us for images or more info. Asheville, N.C.—The Institute of Museum and Library Services announced on April 7 that the Asheville Art Museum is

Rustic twig furniture and accessories were made throughout the Southern Appalachian Mountains. Long noted for the rugged individualism of its inhabitants, the mountain terrain was,

The Asheville Art Museum is pleased to announce the recent gift of 41 artworks from the collection of Fleur S. Bresler, which features important examples

In continued celebration of the opening of the new Asheville Art Museum in fall 2019 and the Museum’s 30th anniversary anchoring Pack Square and the