Featured Artists Capturing the Soul of Appalachia: Anne Asplin's Watercolor Reflections Capturing the Soul of Appalachia: Anne Asplin's Watercolor Reflections
Featured Artists Featured Isabelle Klauder - A Statement of Femininity in Fabric and Florals Klauder challenges conventional representations of femininity, weaving together societal expectations with botanical imagery.
artist interview Artsville Launches Podcast #27 Revealing the Career Paths of Talented Young Artists Elizabeth Walton and Amy Massey Artsville had the pleasure of speaking with two emerging artists, Elizabeth Walton and Amy Massey, fresh “graduates” of Artsville's First Virtual Gallery of Artists cohort program. Elizabeth and Amy are testament to the program's success in nurturing emerging artistic talent and fostering entrepreneurial skills in the
Events & Exhibitions January Roundup: Artful Insights - Auctions and Storytelling with Lauren Brunk, Art in Hotels in a *new* Travelogue, Cynthia Llanes Exhibit, and MORE Discover the latest in the arts scene with Artsville! From Kenn Kotara's marketing insights to VGA Spring 2024 applications and podcast Episode 26's auction stories. Experience the vibrant watercolor landscapes of Cynthia Llanes at the Ferguson Family YMCA. Engage in a world of creativity!
news and stories Artful Adventures: Unveiling Hidden Treasures - Art in Hotels from New York to Asheville Explore art, history, and heritage through hotel stays. From The Beekman in NYC's historic site to Asheville's Grand Bohemian and Kimpton Hotel Arras, discover captivating collections and immerse in cultural experiences.
news and stories December Round-Up: Celebrating our Collective of Artists, New Beginnings, and Community Exciting End of 2023 - wrapping up the year with art and community
Podcast Featured Asheville - A Destination for All: Edgy, Artsy, and Inviting with Marla Tambellini Discover the magic of Asheville with its vibrant arts scene and beyond on the Artsville Podcast! Join us as host Louise Glickman speaks with Marla Tambellini, Senior VP of Marketing at Explore Asheville as she retires after almost 30 years as a masterful spokesperson and marketer, especially for the arts.
Featured Artists October 2023 Roundup: NEW Virtual Gallery Launches, Travelogue Goes West, Hilloween, and MORE! October 2023 Roundup: NEW Virtual Gallery Launches, Travelogue Goes West, Hilloween, and MORE!
Featured Artists October’s Featured Artists: Explore Art through Intricate Jewelry, Captivating Textiles, and Ethereal Paintings Explore the creative journeys of three exceptional artists from WNC. Wendy Newman's transition from fashion and photography to mandala art, Elizabeth Walton's interpretation of nature through metal jewelry, and Amy Massey's integration of diverse life experiences into her artwork. These artists' ...
Events & Exhibitions Featured Artsville’s First Virtual Gallery CoHort Launches! Artsville's first cohort for their Virtual Gallery launches with nine artists in a wide variety of mediums. The experience offers more than exposure, and connects art lovers and artists across WNC.
Blog So You Want to be a Real Artist?Appalachian State University Builds Creative Careers in the High Country Appalachian State University's Art and Applied Design Programs are gems hidden in the North Carolina High Country.
Featured Artists Retrospective: Penland Auction 2023 Revisiting Penland School of Craft's Benefit Auction 2023
Events & Exhibitions Julia Woodman Honored at this year’s Penland Auction Julia Woodman will be the first Penland artist to be honored with the Lucy Morgan Award at the Lucy Morgan Leaders luncheon at the 38th Annual Penland Benefit Auction on Friday, August 25.
Blog Featured BLISS Art Tour Brings 800 Enthusiasts to Biltmore Lake We're celebrating the success of the inagural Biltmore Lake Imaginative Studio Stroll (BLISS), co-produced by Artsville to build cultural capital in Western Bucombe.
Blog From Concept to Collection: How Jim McDowell’s New Face Jug Made It to The Nasher Museum Collection [Part II] Welcome to part two of the three-part series following the path of a finished work to a museum collection. Jim McDowell's 'Red Tails' face jug will soon be a part of the collection at the Nasher Museum of Art.
Blog Featured From Concept to Collection: How Jim McDowell’s New Face Jug Made It to the Nasher Museum Collection [Part I] This is the first of a three-part series following the path of a finished work to a museum collection. Jim McDowell’s “Red Tails” face jug will soon be a part of the collection at the Nasher Museum of Art.
News & Stories Artsville Introduces Backstory with Watercolorist Bronwen McCormick [Interview] We're introducing a collection of backstories from artists that have shown with us over the past few years, starting with watercolorist Bronwen McCormick.
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