Work of the Week

In a galaxy far far away… or perhaps not. Star Wars has become intertwined with our day-to-day lives, seeping its way into our popular culture.

I wondered after looking closely at Jo Sandman’s painting Solstice: Did she know where those drifting black tendrils of paint would take her? Sandman (born

Lonnie Holley makes visible the unseen forces that inform society and our lives through the visual arts and music. In For Every Woman I Have

Black Mountain College (BMC) attracted many globally known musicians to teach and attend the Music Institutes that occurred during several summer sessions. This poster shares

In John Urbain’s Lavender Night, earth, sky, and light are abstracted and articulated through paper and paint in a way that ignites both the visual

How many sharks have you seen in Western North Carolina? As we enter The Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, I would hazard a guess to say

A diverse group of young people—each offering a peek into their personality through fashion choices, body language, and relationship to one another—pose in Central Park

This delicate woodblock print by Ronald Robertson (born Detroit, MI 1927) captures in relief a cropped perspective of the swirls of tree rings encircling a reddened

These two works on paper, part of a body of work known as Lyric Suite, are from a set of over 600 unique works produced

Untitled #42 is a small yet significant work, created while Pindell was an assistant curator at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.