artsville newsletter May 2025 Round-Up: Your Story, Written in Clay This month, we explored a small part of the local clay scene, including Black Mountain sculptor Libba Tracy, Village Potters, and the Kamm Teapot Collection.
q+art interview High Tide: Libba Tracy’s Sculptures Highlight the Urgent Plight of Endangered Animals Black Mountain ceramist Libba Tracy creates whimsical sculptures that address pressing climate issues while celebrating the wonders of the natural world.
photo story A Toast to Tea: Exploring the Kamm Teapot Collection Celebrate Mother's Day and International Tea Day with a curated selection of teapots by Western North Carolina artists from the Kamm Teapot Collection.
feature story Creative Chemistry: The Secrets Behind Couples Who Craft Together As Valentine’s Day approaches, we uncover the perfect equation for a successful creative partnership by speaking to couples who excel in collaboration.
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.
q+art interview Amy Medford and Leonid Siveriver: A Shared Studio Space Near Asheville Amy Medford and Leonid Siveriver’s eclectic studio is one of many workspaces near Asheville, NC, where visitors can meet their favorite artists and crafters.
q+art interview Asheville Artist Hayden Wilson Opens His Glass Studio to the Public Hayden Wilson’s studio is one of many stops along Glass +1, an exclusive studio tour experience that gives visitors a peek into the art and artists of Asheville, NC.
