Intersections in American Art

In this small-group/in-person workshop, explore the elements of art and principles of design through the most complex and dynamic subject in nature: the human figure.

Come along on an Artful Adventure! Take a whimsical walk through our Museum to discover artworks that emphasize the various types of lines used by

Today’s Art Break, one of a two-part series, is led by UNC Asheville students.

Today’s Art Break, one of a two-part series, is led by UNC Asheville students.

In this October Files volume, essays and interviews from Dawoud Bey, Huey Copeland, Kimberly Drew, Coco Fusco, Thelma Golden, and Deborah Willis, among others, explore

Spend the afternoon creating a variety of pieces of jewelry, inspired by artworks in our Collection. Students experiment with beading, braiding, and assemblage to create bracelets, pins, and more.

In this six-week, small-group/in-person class, examine modern and contemporary themes of abstract painting and work toward developing a unique voice in your own paintings.

Today’s public tour is led by Susan Coleman, touring docent.

Spend the afternoon creating acrylic pour paintings, inspired by the collaborative and interdisciplinary works in Rural Avant-Garde: The Mountain Lake Experience. Students experiment with a variety of techniques and surfaces.

This evening Travers plays bluegrass and Americana in conjunction with Walter B. Stephen Pottery and Intersections in American Art.