feature story Rising Above the Flood: Resilience in Asheville's River Arts District After Hurricane Helene A week after the record-high waters subsided, River Arts District artists gathered to assess the damage, share stories of hope, and create an action plan.
feature story The Kitagawa School: A New Vision of Craft, Ecology, and Community in Western North Carolina Founded by Asheville sculptors Melissa Engler and Graeme Priddle, The Kitagawa School nurtures the relationship between craft, creativity, and the land.
feature story Tom Ashcraft and Georgia Deal: Three Issues Facing Contemporary Asheville Artists Sculptor Tom Ashcraft and printmaker Georgia Deal join us to discuss the most pressing issues affecting Asheville-area artists and crafters today.
feature story Ceramicist Robert Milnes: Three Issues Facing Contemporary Asheville Artists In this week’s special feature, ceramicist Robert Milnes discusses the most pressing issues affecting Asheville-area artists and crafters today.
feature story The Center for Craft’s New Residency Program Spotlights the Artists of Western North Carolina Sponsored by the Center for Craft, the WNC Artist Residency allocates resources to two craft-based artists living and working in Western North Carolina.