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North Carolina art galleries, artists
and indigenous NC mountain crafts are, like the mountains
themselves, a true natural resource. From the centuries-old
functionality of a split oak
basket to a whimsical mixed media
sculpture from Penland School
of Crafts, the quality and
variety of arts and crafts of Western Carolina is among the best
in the country. NC mountain art
and crafts offer a variety of
media including pottery, basketry, wood working,
painting, sculpture, weaving, collage, mixed media and more.
When you take home something from an NC art gallery or artisan,
you take home a little piece of the mountains. |
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Art Related Job Opportunities
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| NC Craft Schools, Workshops and Education Centers: |
Center for Crafts, Creativity and Design
67 Broadway Street
Asheville NC |
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Cloth Fiber Workshop
Located in the River Arts District of Asheville NC.
Beginning to advanced workshops in all forms of fiber
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Craft Workshops at The Folk Art Center
The Folk Art Center is home to the Southern
Highlands Craft Guild and some of the best artisans and
artists in the country. Workshops include both
traditional and contemporary crafts. |
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Country Workshops
A
unique woodworking experience with each class of 2, 5 or
6 days involving a carefully selected project, designed
to develop skills and to introduce woodworking
techniques in a logical and thorough manner. Tuition
always includes: all materials, accommodations and
meals. Located near Marshall NC, 1 hour N
of Asheville. |
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Energy Xchange The EnergyXchange Craft
Incubator program was established to support six
talented artists in starting, managing, and operating
their own small businesses in the crafts of glass
blowing and pottery. Media-specific juries select four
potters and two glassblowers to work in shared studios,
on the EnergyXchange campus, at a nominal cost. Burnsville, NC |
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The John C Campbell Folk School The Folk School provides experiences in
non-competitive learning and community life that are
joyful and enlivening. Located in scenic Brasstown,
North Carolina, the Folk School offers year-round
weeklong and weekend classes for adults in craft, art,
music, dance, cooking, gardening, nature studies,
photography and writing. Brasstown NC |
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Odyssey Center for Ceramic Arts
Offereing a variety of
classes, workshops and programs in beginner to advanced
ceramic arts. Located in The River Arts District of
Asheville NC. |
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Penland School of Crafts A national center for craft education dedicated to helping people live
creative lives. Classes for both those with an art
avocation and professional working artists. Penland NC |
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Random Arts A variety of small concentrated workshops form
Zen Doodle to mixed media to art journaling. Supplies
available on site.
Saluda NC |
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Tryon Arts &
Crafts Providing
creative opportunities for EVERYONE.
373 Harmon Field Rd, Tryon, NC |
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NC Art
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NC Art and
Craft Books |
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Basketry Inspirations by Billie Ruth Suddath. A
reprint of the original Basket for Makers and Collectors
with an additional 36 new images. |
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Makers: A History of American Studio Craft Janet Koplos & Bruce Metcalf, Published by University of North Carolina Press |
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How to Weave a Carolina Snowflake by Billie Ruth
Suddath. A complete instruction booklet on how to weave
three sizes of the popular Carolina Snowflake. |
Math in a Basket by Billie Ruth Suddath. A
handbook for weavers, teachers, and parents
incorporating
math projects with basketry. Suitable for elementary ,
middle,
and high school students. |
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Featured
Art and Crafts Event:
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Date: July
21 - 23, 2017
NC City: ASHEVILLE
Event: Semi-annual Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands
This year is the 70th anniversary! Over 200 exhibitors, craft demonstrations, and live regional music and
entertainment bring Asheville's Civic Center alive with fine traditional
and contemporary crafts. Both levels of the Center offer artisans
exhibiting and selling works of clay, fiber, glass, leather, metal,
mixed media, natural materials, paper, wood and jewelry. The Fair
showcases the work of members of the Southern Highland Craft Guild with
members living in the mountain counties of nine states from Maryland to
Alabama. |
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This Month's Art and Craft Festivals, Art Exhibits,
Show Openings: |
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now - 7/4 |
Biltmore Exhibit: Designed for Drama: Fashion from the Classics |
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7/1-31 |
Summer Photo Contest - Give it Your Best Shot |
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now-8/5 |
Appalachian Summer at Appalachian State University |
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now-7/1 |
Christmas in July Festival |
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now-7/2 |
42nd Annual 4th of July Powwow |
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now-7/4 |
Annual Mile High 4th of July Parade and Celebration |
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7/1 |
Ooh La La Curiosity Market
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7/4 |
4th of July Celebration at Lake Lure |
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7/4 |
Freedom Fest
in Bryson City |
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7/7 |
Art After Dark in Waynesville |
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7/7 |
Downtown
Asheville Art District (DAAD) Art Walk |
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7/7 |
Wilkesboro Open Air Market
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7/7 |
First Friday Art Crawl in Boone |
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7/7 |
Murphy Art Walk
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7/7-8 |
“Kananesgi” Spider Art Market |
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7/8 |
Ooh La La Curiosity Market
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7/14 |
July Gallery Crawl in
West Jefferson |
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7/14-15 |
Annual Fine Art & Master Crafts Festival in July |
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7/14-15 |
Spruce
Pine BBQ Championship and Bluegrass Festival |
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7/15 |
Wilkesboro Open Air Market
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7/15 |
Art
in the Park in Blowing Rock |
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7/15 |
Ooh La La Curiosity Market
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7/15 |
21st Annual Chalk It Up |
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7/16 |
The Big Crafty
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7/21-23 |
Semi-annual Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands |
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7/22 |
Ooh La La Curiosity Market
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7/27-30 |
52nd Annual Macon County Gemboree |
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7/28-30 |
9th Annual Art & Antiques Show |
SEASONAL ART EXHIBITS: |
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7/12-8/6 |
The Ashe County Art
Center - "Music". A companion piece for the Ashe Fiddlers Convention: artists in all mediums explore the look, sound, and feel of music and musicians all around us |
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Asheville Art Museum -
Pop-Up Exhibitions. While the Asheville Art Museum’s 2 S. Pack Square location is under construction for a major renovation and expansion project, we are continuing an active schedule of exhibitions and programming out in WNC with community partners.
Get a list of locations HERE. |
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The Bascom - Selections from Resident Artists and Summer Programs. Visit the Education Gallery throughout the year to see current examples of artwork from the Bascom’s Residency Program, and other summer initiatives. |
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4/8-7/23 |
Blowing Rock Art and History Museum
(BRAHM) - Fire & Form: North Carolina Glass. While the production of glass objects in Appalachia dates as far back as the 1700s, it was only within the past few decades that artists began exploring and defining the creative potential of glass as a sculptural medium. Glass working arrived in western North Carolina in 1965 at Penland School of Crafts with a studio built by Bill H. Boysen. There are well over 60 studio glass artists working around the region, many of whom are recognized as some of the most influential contemporary glass artists of our time. Fire & Form: North Carolina Glass features over 30 glass artists currently living and working here in North Carolina, exploring a wide variety of techniques and approaches to studio glass today. |
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6/29-8/25 |
Blue Spiral 1
- "Forging Futures: Studio Craft in Western North Carolina" In 2007, The Center for Craft, Creativity & Design and Blue Spiral 1 partnered to present Pursuing Excellence, the first survey of contemporary studio craft in Western North Carolina. This seminal exhibition was shown across two locations and included a publication documenting the rise and prominence of studio craft in the region. Now ten years later, CCCD curator Marilyn Zapf and BS1 Gallery Director Jordan Ahlers are partnering again, revisiting the original premise of the show with an updated list including other artists helping to define the region today. |
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6/2-9/2 |
Center for Crafts, Creativity and Design - Tie Up, Draw Down.
An exhibition exploring weaving as a source of formal and material experimentation for contemporary artists, bringing together works that translate weaving processes across media, genres, concept and scale. |
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5/30-7/16 |
Penland Gallery
- Within the Margins: Contemporary Ceramics Curated by Steven Young Lee. |
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NC Mountain Artists and Craft Artisans by Media |
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Pottery, Clay, Ceramic Artists: |
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Artist: Burr Studio
Media: Pottery and Sculpture
City: Waynesville NC |
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Artist: Cynthia Lee
Media: Ceramic Artist
City: Little Switzerland NC |
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Artist: Jenny Mastin
Media: Ceramic Sculpture
City: Asheville NC |
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Artist:
Robin Kirby
Media: Stoneware Pottery
City: Saluda NC |
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Jewelry, Small Metal Sculptures: |
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Artist: Allyson
Gernandt
Media:
Silversmith, Gemstone
Jewelry
City: Bryson City NC |
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Fiber, Basketry, Weaving, Quilts,
Clothing: |
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Artist: Bernie Rowell
Media: Art Quilts, Painted Quilts
City: Asheville area |
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Artist: Linda
McMichael
Media: Fiber Art,
Elk Fork Studios
City: Burnsville NC |
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Artist: Rita
de Maintenon
Media: Heirloom
Treasures Fiber Arts
City: Fletcher
(Asheville) |
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Wood, Handmade Furniture, Wood Carvers,
Wood Turning: |
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Artist: John McDermott
Bola Design
Media: Contemporary Furniture
City: Asheville NC |
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Metal, Ironwork, Blacksmiths, Large
Metal Sculpture: |
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Painting, Oil Paintings, Acrylic
Paintings, Watercolors: |
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Artist: Annie Cicale
Media:
Watercolor,
Calligraphic paintings
City: Fariview
(Asheville) |
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Artist: Jeff Pittman
Media: Painting
City: Fletcher (Asheville) |
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Artist: Jim Carson
Media: Plein Air Painter
City: Saluda NC |
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Artist: Jonas Gerard
Media: Painting, Mixed Media
City: Asheville NC |
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Artist:
Joyce Thornburg
Media: Acrylic and mixed media
City: Asheville NC
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Glass, Blown Glass, Glass Sculpture |
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Artist: Neal Hearn
Media: Glass and copper
City: Franklin NC |
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Artist:
Ronnie Hughes
Media: Glass - Lampworked
City: Laurel Springs NC |
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Mixed Media, Collage, Upcycled Art: |
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Artist:
Susan Hayden
Media: Upcycled Scutpture
City: Burnsville NC |
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Artist: Brad Stroman
Media: Contemporary Realist
City: Asheville NC |
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Photography, Digital Art, Nature
Photographs: |
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Artist: Don
Grant
fine art
photography
Media: Photography
City: Franklin NC |
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Artist: Annell
L Metsker
portraits
Media: Painting / Photography
City: Cullowhee NC |
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Drawing, Pastels, Etchings, Printmakers,
Silk Screen: |
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Artist: Annie Cicale
Media: Watercolor, Acrylic
City: Fariview
(Asheville) NC |
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Artist:
Lee James Pantas
Media: Notecards and Prints
City: Fairview (Asheville) NC |
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Other: |
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Artist: Big Bear Artisans
Media: palm wax scented candles, and
potpourri scented wreaths
City: Old Fort NC |
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Ongoing Studio Tours: |
The
Scenic 276 South Fine Art & Craft
Corridor
encompasses a 13-mile stretch in
Transylvania County beginning just
south of Brevard and ending at the
NC/SC line. It meanders up the
mountain showcasing art galleries,
working and teaching studios, shops,
charming lodgings, home-style dining
and fresh local produce. Many of the
studios and galleries provide an
opportunity to meet the artists
creating pottery, glass art,
paintings, sculpture, photography,
metal work and more |
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 River Arts District
Visit the River Arts District year
around to meet artists in their
studios. 100+
working artists
make up an eclectic community in 19
historical rehabilitated buildings
along a 1 1/2 mile stretch of the
French Broad River
Every day is a great day to visit the
River Arts District. Check out
the calendar here for
upcoming events, classes and
open studios! Asheville NC |
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Asheville Galleries, Craft Shops |
The Folk Art Center
Home base for the Southern Highland Craft
Guild, the Center is
 the hub of
traditional and contemporary mountain
art and crafts, with changing exhibits
in both the focus gallery and the main
gallery and the permanent exhibit all
styles are displayed. Demonstrations
and educational opportunities are
scheduled regularly and there are
special events throughout the year. The members shop
is visited by thousands of tourists
and locals annually.
ONLINE SHOP |
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Asheville NC |
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| Asheville
Downtown Galleries & Shops: |
16 Patton a Fine Art
Gallery
Corner of Lexington and Patton Ave, Asheville |
Aesthetic Gallery of Fine Art
6 College Street, Asheville NC |
Alexander and Lehnert Fine Jewelry
Grove Arcade, Ste
142, 1 Page Ave, Asheville |
American Folk Art
64 Biltmore Ave., Asheville NC |
The Andrews Art Museum
Corner of Chestnut and 3rd Streets, Andrews |
Appalachian Craft Center
10 N Spruce Street, Suite 102, Asheville, NC |
Ariel Gallery
19 Biltmore Ave., Asheville NC |
Asheville Area Arts Council Gallery
11 Biltmore Avenue, Asheville NC |
Asheville Gallery of Art
16 College Street, Asheville NC |
Atelier 24 Lexington Gallery
24 Lexington Ave., Asheville NC |
Blue Spiral 1
38 Biltmore Ave., Asheville NC |
The Bender Gallery
12 S Lexington Ave., Asheville NC |
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Black Mountain College Museum Arts Center
56 Broadway, Asheville NC |
BoBo Gallery
22 Lexington Avenue, Asheville NC |
Fine Arts League Gallery
25 Rankin Avenue, Asheville NC |
Gallery Minerva
8 Biltmore Ave., Asheville NC |
The Haen Gallery
52 Biltmore Ave., Asheville NC |
Jewels that Dance
63 Haywood Street, Asheville NC |
Kress Emporium
19 Patton Avenue, Asheville NC |
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Mountain
Made
art gallery features the work of over
150 WNC artisans, in both contemporary
and traditional mountain handcrafts.
Handcrafted jewelry, beadwork,
pottery, hand painted textiles,
furniture, original
oils-pastels-watercolors, stained
glass, baskets, blown glass,
Appalachian books, music and more.
Located in the
Grove Arcade, 1 Page Avenue,
Ste 123, Asheville, NC |
The Satellite Gallery
55 Broadway Street, Asheville NC |
Susan Marie Designs
4 Biltmore Avenue, Asheville NC |
Vadim Bora Studio-Gallery
30 1/2 Battery Park Ave., Asheville NC |
Van Dyke Jewelry and Fine Craft
29 Biltmore Avenue, Asheville NC |
The Village Potters
191 Lyman Street, #180 (RAD), Asheville NC |
Woolworth Walk
25 Haywood Street, Asheville NC |
Working Girls Studio and Gallery
30 Battery Park, Suite 200, Asheville NC |
ZaPow Gallery -
Asheville's
first exhibit space for illustrative
art and
the first gallery of its kind in the
Southeast. ZaPow is a "zany" mix of
illustration spanning the fantasy,
sci-fi, comic book and pop art worlds.
It brings nationally acclaimed
illustrators such as New York
Times bestseller Peter Brown and
Biltmore Lake’s Daryl Slaton together
under one roof. ZaPow is
located at 21 Battery Park, Suite 101,
Asheville, NC. |
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Asheville's Biltmore Village Galleries: |
New Morning Gallery For over 30 years the gallery has
displayed ceramics, art glass, garden
art, fountains, wall hangings,
jewelry, wood, furniture, and much
more! Regional and National artists
and crafts. 7 Boston Way, Biltmore
Village, Asheville. |
Bellagio Art to
Wear
5 Biltmore Plaza, Asheville NC |
Blue
1 Swan Street, Asheville NC |
Grand Bohemian Gallery
11 Boston Way, Asheville NC |
Bella Vista Art
14 Lodge Street, Asheville NC |
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Other Areas of Asheville: |
Appalachian Designs
14 Smith Farm Rd., Fairview (Asheville suburb) |
The Artists Theatre on East Main
is a stunning art and antique gallery
helping rejuvenate the area's small
but active art community. The mix of
old and new, traditional and funky,
past and unexpected artistic pleasures
has created a real buzz and excitement
in the high country. Owned and
operated by Steve and Lisa Willingham
the gallery is an experience you will
remember and want to tell your friends
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Beaverdam Gallery
2 Webb Cove Road, Asheville NC |
Brown's Pottery and Studio
9th generation potters - opened at this location
in 1924
2398 Hendersonville Road, Arden NC |
Grovewood Gallery
111 Grovewood Road, Asheville
NCC |
Southern
Highlands Guild Crafts
930 Tunnel Road, Asheville NC |
Number 7 Arts
East Main Street, Brevard |
The Village Potters Gallery
191 Lyman Street, #180, Asheville NC
The Village Potters Gallery exhibits the fine, contemporary ceramic art of its seven Resident Potters who create beautifully hand crafted functional
and decorative pottery and exquisite sculpture in their on-site studios.
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NC Galleries and Craft Shops: |
Arrowhead Gallery and Studios
78 Catawba Ave, Old Fort NC
One of the largest arts and crafts galleys in Western North Carolina with over 30 artists and artisans displaying work
along with 7 working studios. Work ranges from fine art to wood, basket, jewelry, pottery, fabric and more.
Big Bear Artisans
John and Helen Sullivan
We offer one of a kind pieces that are sure to delight for generations to come, ranging from custom artwork to heritage furniture. |
Art from the Heart
114 Cherry Street, Black Mountain NC |
Art on Depot LLC
250 Depot Street, Waynesville |
Asheville NC Home Crafts
1 Page Ave., Ste 134, Asheville NC |
Barking Spider Pottery
1446 Conley Ridge Road, Penland, NC
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The Bascom
323 Franklin Road, Highlands NC |
Black Mountain Center for the Arts
225 W State Street, Black
Mountain NC |
Black Mountain Ironworks
203 Padgettown Road, Black Mountain, NC |
Blowing Rock Art and History Museum
(BRAHM)
159 Chestnut Street, Blowing Rock NC
Experience art and discover history at the Museum, open year round with
seasonal exhibitions, programs and workshops for adults and children,
engaging lectures and tours. There is something for everyone! |
Blue Ridge Soap Shed
9426 NC Highway 226A, Little
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Bluewood Gallery
36 W. Jordan Street, Brevard, NC |
Burr Studio and Gallery
136 N Main Street, Waynesville NC |
Cedar Hill Studio
196 North Main Street, Waynesville NC |
Center for Crafts, Creativity and Design
67 Broadway Street, Asheville NC
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Crimson Laurel Gallery has one the largest selection of studio
ceramics in Western North Carolina.
Fine jewelry, hand crafted furniture,
glass, sculpture, and paintings round
out the collection, culminating in an
aesthetic unique to
Bakersville and beyond. Owned and
operated by working artists
John Lara and
David Trophia, the Gallery
represents artists who have been
recognized locally and nationally,
from the Bakersville Creek Walk Best in
Show to the Smithsonian Collection. |
Earthworks Environmental Galleries
21 North Main Street, Waynesville NC |
Gallery Two Six Two
142 North Main Street, Waynesville NC |
The Glass Feather Studio & Gardens
20 Glass Feather Dr, Cedar Mountain
NC |
Grace Cathey Sculpture Garden & Gallery
136 Depot
Street, Waynesville NC |
Hand in Hand Gallery, Inc
2720 Greenville Highway, Flat Rock NC |
Heartwood Gallery
21 East Main Street,
Saluda NC |
Market on Oak More than a gallery,
Market on Oak is a nonprofit
entrepreneurial project to develop
industry in Spruce Pine and Mitchell
County. and provide the gifted,
vibrant people of the region a venue
to market their handmade goods. The
Market offers artisan crafts, pottery,
quilts, furniture, glass, home décor,
children’s items along with
books from local authors, CDs,
specialty food products from local
farmers and food artisans and
Farmers' Market (select days). The
Market on Oak is located 262 Oak Street, Spruce
Pine North Carolina. |
Honeysuckle Hollow
1536 Haywood Rd. Hendersonville, NC |
The Jeweler's Workbench
80 N Main Street, Waynesville NC |
John Campbell Folk School Craft Shop
One Folk School
Road, Brasstown NC |
Mangum Pottery
16 N Main Street,
Weaverville NC |
Miya Gallery
20 North Main Street,
Weaverville |
the mahogany house
art gallery
and studios
The Gallery represents over 50 local artists in all mediums. There are currently 5 active studios including encaustic, woodturning, oil and acrylic and assemblage with a glassblowing studio opening Spring 2104. Visitors are encouraged to enter the studios and interact with the artists with demos daily. 240 Depot Street in
Waynesville's Historic Frog Level. |
Mud Dabbers Pottery and Crafts
4201 Greenville Hwy, Brevard NC
20787 Great Smoky Mtn Exp, Balsam NC |
NewZart Gallery & Studio
133 S. Main Street, Loft 207, Marshall
NC |
Ordinary Furniture
woodworking by Derek Hennigar
Columbus, NC |
Parkway Craft Center
Milepost 294, BRP, Blowing Rock NC |
 Penland Gallery The Penland Gallery
features work by
artists affiliated with Penland School
of Crafts--is a stop worth adding to
your trip through Western North
Carolina. It is the perfect place to
choose a gift, add to your craft
collection, or learn about
contemporary craft. You can also visit
the dozens of working studios in the
area and the school's resident artists
studios. |
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Potters of the Roan
A guild of nationally recognized as well as emerging professional potters who have formed a guild to share resources and promote
their work. Sign up for their mailing
list fro information on workshops,
events and news. |
Rutherford County Visual Arts
Center 160 N Main St., Rutherfordton NC
Local artwork and gifts created by members of the Rutherford County Visual Artists Guild. Wood, pottery, glass, metal, jewelry, paintings, art photography, fiber, and more!! |
Seven Sisters Gallery
117 Cherry Street, Black Mountain NC |
Slick Rock Country Emporium
4611 Chimney Rock Rd, Hendersonville NC |
Toe River Arts Council Gallery
269 Oak Avenue, Spruce Pine NC
102 West Main Street, Burnsville NC |
Teresa Pennington Art Gallery
15 North Main Street, Waynesville NC |
Textures
142 North Main Street, Waynesville NC |
Twigs and Leaves Gallery
98 N Main Street, Waynesville NC |
Visions of Creation
100 Cherry Street, Black Mountain NC |
Whitewoven Studio
2542 Dellwood Rd, Waynesville NC |
Willow Wisp Farm Studios and Gallery
1615 Charlotte Hwy, Fairview NC |
Wolf Song Studio
Hickory NC |
Yadkin Valley Craft Guild
122 West Main Street Elkin, NC |
Yellow Branch Pottery and Cheese
136 Yellow Branch Circle, Robbinsville |
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NC
Mountain Crafts, Galleries, Artists
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Twice
a year, every second weekend in June and November, Asheville’s River
Arts District opens to the public for two days of festivities
known as the STUDIO STROLL. During the Studio Stroll, now
in its 15th year, artists of the River Arts District welcome you into
their studios to talk with them, see their latest artwork, watch
demonstrations, and experience for yourself the magic hidden inside the
time-worn factories and warehouses along the French Broad River. 