Across the Atlantic

A native of Durham, NC, Jeremy Loeb embraced his lifelong love of piano when he launched his second career as a musician. Now living in

In conjunction with our current exhibition Across the Atlantic, Asheville artist Jenny Pickens leads this teacher professional development for local arts and STEAM teachers/coordinators highlighting the relationship between art, science, and technology that was critical to the Impressionist movement.

In conjunction with our current exhibition Across the Atlantic, Asheville artist Jenny Pickens leads this teacher professional development for local arts and STEAM teachers/coordinators highlighting the relationship between art, science, and technology that was critical to the Impressionist movement.

In conjunction with our current exhibition Across the Atlantic, Asheville artist Jenny Pickens leads this workshop highlighting the relationship between art, science, and technology that was critical to the Impressionist movement.

On view January 22–April 19, 2021 Click here to purchase tickets and learn more about the exhibition. “Welcome to Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism Through

This evening Travers plays 19th- and 20th-century music inspired by Across the Atlantic.

Today’s program for adults with memory loss and their care partners is led by Sarah Reincke, master docent and Steve Bennett, touring docent.

Join Megan Pyle, touring docent, for an interactive conversation about three artworks in our Collection and special exhibition Across the Atlantic.

Join Kay Dunn and Susan Coleman, touring docents, for an interactive conversation about three artworks in our Collection and special exhibition Across the Atlantic.

In I Always Loved You, Oliveira brilliantly recreates the irresistible world of Belle-Époque Paris, writing with grace and uncommon insight into the passion and foibles of the human heart.