Walking Tours of Historic Montford and Riverside Cemetery

Step into history by taking a tour of historic Montford or Riverside Cemetery.

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Jan 13, 2006 to Dec 31, 2008

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Nov 01, 2007 to Feb 08, 2008

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Feb 18, 2008 to Apr 04, 2008

Lines of Discovery: American Drawings

New exhibition of American drawings in Appleby Foundation Gallery.

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Nov 01, 2007 to Feb 10, 2008

Free Fly-Casting Lessons

Ever wanted to learn to cast a fly rod? Come participate in a free fly-casting lesson on the banks of the French Broad River. Under the guidance of a Headwaters Outfitters fly-fishing guide, you'll learn to roll cast, overhead cast, sidearm cast and bow-and-arrow cast. Afterwards, you have the option of putting your newfound skills to use during a half-day guided fishing trip.

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Nov 10, 2007 to Mar 08, 2008

Design 101 with Melisa Cadell

This class is based on an university introduction design one course using clay, glazes and underglazes. Students will focus on concept and be encouraged to incorporate these ideas into their current. Working from 2-D into 3-D, explore the concepts that will benefit the current focus of work. Join the fun and experimentation. Some clay experience needed to fully appreciate this class. This class is held every Tuesday from Jan. 7 to March 8, from 1:30-4pm

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Jan 07, 2008 to Mar 08, 2008

On the Table, For the Table with Natalie Tornatore

Working with slabs, coils and bisque molds discover the many possibilities for beautiful tableware. Looking with a painters eye, learn to decorate earthenware surfaces with slips, terra sigilattas, washes and glazes. Show off your work at our potluck celebrate! All levels welcome, some experience required. This class meets every Thursday fro Jan. 7 to March 8, from 2:30-5

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Jan 07, 2008 to Mar 08, 2008

Slip it on, Ash it Down! with Joey Sheehan

This class will directly focus on visual and tactile texture for wheel thrown forms utilizing slip decoration and ash glazing. Students will learn numerous methods of applying and altering slip to create a surface that will enhance any form. Glazing methods will be demonstrated with a focus on how to augment the textures of finished ware. Intermediate level. This class meets every Wednesday from Jan. 7 to March 8, from 6:30-9pm

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Jan 07, 2008 to Mar 08, 2008

Making Sets with Becca Floyd

In this intermediate to advanced class, students will work with groups of related pots related in form and function, to make the most interesting still-lifes possible. Sushi, condiment, and pouring sets will be demonstrated along with surface treatments like stamping, brushing, and glaze layering. Come with sketchbooks and ideas. Recent throwing experience a must. This class meets every Wednesday from Jan, 7 to March 8, from 2:30-5pm

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Jan 07, 2008 to Mar 08, 2008

Introduction to Wood Firing with Eric Knoche

Interested in wood firing? Want to learn more? Eric will take a holistic approach to wood firing, exploring appropriate clays, slips and glazes. There will be hands-on loading and firing in a nearby wood kiln. The emphasis will be on creating small-scale work. Firing will be during the eighth week. Clay experience recommended. This class is held every Tuesday from Jan. 7 to March 8, from 6:30-9pm.

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Jan 07, 2008 to Mar 08, 2008

Observation of the Human Form with Melisa Cadell

Students will work with a live model and learn to see. Through observation of the figure, there will be opportunity to sculpt a standing figure or a head using various handbuilding methods. Demonstrations are a big part of this class and outside class time will be required. Molds will be introduced and surface techniques will be covered as time allows, but not an emphasis of the class. Intermediate to advanced level. Held every Tuesday from Jan. 7 to March 8, from 9:30am-12pm

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Jan 07, 2008 to Mar 08, 2008

Beginning Handbuilding with Courtney Murphy

Beginning students will explore the fundamentals of handbuilding, learning useful traditional methods of pinching, coiling and slab building. Building small and large-scale functional and sculptural objects, students will explore a variety of decorating techniques including painting, drawing and basic methods of printing on clay. During this class there will be lots of time for one on one instruction. Bring your imagination! Monday 6:30-9pm

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Jan 07, 2008 to Mar 01, 2008

The Ultimate Beginners Wheel Class! with Gabriel Kline

From tumblers to teapots and pitchers to platters, this class will provide a gentle introduction to making pottery on the wheel. Tons of individual instruction and projects will stimulate even sleepy creativity. This is a great chance to try something new in a positive and upbeat atmosphere. Beginning level class. This class meets every Thursday from Jan. 7 to March 8, from 6:30-9pm

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Jan 07, 2008 to Mar 08, 2008

Nace Brock: Painter, Poet and Photographer

Ignatius (Nace) Brock moved to Asheville with his wife in 1897 to open a photography studio in the Swananoa-Berkeley Hotel on Biltmore Avenue. Brocks photographs included staged painterly portraits, mountain landscapes and genre scenes marketed to tourists. In his images, we see Asheville of an earlier age through the eyes of a man who clearly loved the world around him. This exhibition is organized and curated by the Asheville Art Museum. This project is sponsored in part by the Judy Appleton Memorial Fund.

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Jan 18, 2008 to Apr 27, 2008

Dr. Entomo's Palace of Exotic Wonders

Learn about bizarre live insects from around the world. Reminiscent of a traditional circus sideshow, the exhibit will feature more than two-dozen living and mounted insects ranging from glow-in-the-dark scorpions to bird-eating tarantulas. Visitors will also witness the wonders of metamorphosis as butterflies emerge from their chrysalis in Winged Transformers, a corresponding butterfly house exhibit.

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Jan 19, 2008 to May 11, 2008

Pressing Matters in Printmaking

The Folk Art Center main gallery will host this international, invitational exhibition representing the work of 50 artists using various printmaking techniques. Fourteen printmaking techniques are represented in the show including aquatint, mezzotint, relief printing and woodcuts. The 48 contributing artists come from as close as Asheville and as far away as Canada and California. The exhibition is an amazing collage of images filled with ideas and color. Some subjects include: architecture, nature, religion, science and whimsy. The show opens with a text panel of printmaking definitions, helping the viewer relate to what they see. In addition, throughout the show certain artists are highlighted with short biographies to give perspective to their place in the exhibition. The most well known contributors to Pressing Matters in Printmaking are probably Harvey Littleton, the father of the Studio Glass Movement, and his world famous student, Dale Chihuly.

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Jan 19, 2008 to May 18, 2008

Maud Gatewood: Catching the Moment

No dilettante debutante (though her good manners were widely lauded), Maud Gatewood (1934-2004), was a disciplined and accomplished painter, a respected teacher and an impassioned community activist. She has been described as a hard-drinking chain smoker, as blunt, feisty, tough and demanding, both of herself and of those around her. Yet her paintings are tinged with gentleness and sincerity, evocative without being literal. Most of all, the paintings reflect a passion for the landscape and a deep understanding of the human condition.

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Jan 25, 2008 to May 18, 2008

Best Italian Dishes Cooking Classes

Some of the best Italian regional dishes Each class is a complete meal, to be shared at the end of the class Classes are small and students are welcome to partecipate in the preparation if they so desire. Classes take place on Saturdays once a month, 10 am-1pm

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Jan 26, 2008 to Jun 14, 2008

Would You Like Yoga With That? presented by LYLAS

Would You Like Yoga With That? is the fourth original production written and performed by LYLAS. Featuring all new material, Would You Like Yoga With That? is an original sketch comedy show in the style of Saturday Night Live. Though LYLAS pokes fun at all things Asheville and beyond, their humor is never mean-spirited. The show is infused with musical numbers and game shows, cameo appearances from recurring characters, and more pop culture references than a Trivial Pursuit game. Written, directed, and performed by women, but without any pesky political or social messages, LYLAS is just plain funny. LYLAS has consistently sold out performances for all of their past shows, recently opened for Henry Cho at The Orange Peel, and frequently has standing room only crowds. LYLAS (an acronym which stands for Love Ya Like A Sis and is commonly found scrawled in yearbooks or texted between phones) is a collaboration between seven Asheville women. LYLAS regulars Karri Brantley, Jenny Bunn, Sarah Carpenter, Emily Miller and Betsy Puckett return to the stage in this production and newcomers Robin Raines and Marissa Williams make their LYLAS debuts.

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Jan 30, 2008 to Feb 09, 2008

Emerson Woelffer: At the Center and At the Edge

Emerson Woelffer, a first-generation Abstract Expressionist, taught painting and drawing at Black Mountain College in the summer of 1949 at the request of Buckminster Fuller. Born in Chicago, he taught at the New Bauhaus there, as well as later in Colorado (at the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center). Ultimately he settled in Los Angeles where he influenced countless artists through his teaching at Chouinard, Cal Arts and at the Otis Art Institute. Black Mountain College was a center of modernist and alternative education in the United States. People affiliated with Black Mountain College include John Dewey, Josef Albers, Robert Motherwell, Charles Olson, Buckminster Fuller, John Cage and others. A friend of Motherwell, Olson, and Jonathan Williams, Woelffers connection with Black Mountain College ranged far wider than the one summer he was on the North Carolina campus. The title of the show At the Center and At the Edge highlights how Woelffers career paralleled the history of Black Mountain College. Both were highly influential, and yet both were not at the center of the physical hot spots of the artworld of their time. Further, both are currently being seen to have had far more significance than was apparent during their lifetimes. The title also references an essay Circles written by the source of Woelffers first name Ralph Waldo Emerson. In the essay Emerson (Ralph Waldo) likens the growth of ideas to the proliferation of circles drawn off the edges of other circles. The pieces on exhibit will survey the full reach of his career with a slight emphasis on works done around and in relationship to the time of his affiliation with Black Mountain College.

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Feb 01, 2008 to May 31, 2008

Explore the Science of Communication: Get the Message

From a cocked eyebrow to the front page news, experience the dynamic variety of tools people use to communicate. Try your brush at virtual cave art, signal a crane operator, puzzle over expressions, send a message in Morse, and more! Designed for interaction, these hands-on experiences invite you to explore the subtle structures we use when sending and receiving information. Get the Message was designed through a collaboration of Discovery Center Museum of Rockford, Illinois and the Family Museum of Arts and Sciences of Bettendorf, Iowa and supported by the National Science Foundation.

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Feb 01, 2008 to May 25, 2008

Orchids and Iris in the Garden

Jamie Kirkells paintings on silk represent an accurate depiction of botanical art while providing true inspiration for the viewer. With influences from around the world, Kirkells paintings reflect a combination of classical and contemporary styles.

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Feb 01, 2008 to Apr 20, 2008

Gallery Opening and Show for Warren Wilson College Faculty/Alumni Show

Gallery Show by Warren Wilson College Art Department Faculty and Alumni, including Ceramics: Leah Leitson / Ryan Florey; Bookmaking/Printmaking: Gwen Diehn / Kelcey Loomer; Digital Photography: Arlin Geyer / Daniel Sockwell; Sculpture: Karen Powell / Sophia Ann Williams; Art History: Louly Konz / Heather Wilson; Drawing/Printmaking: Bette Bates / Wyn Miller; Photography: Eric Baden / Bleu Cease; Painting: Dusty Benedict / TBA. Come meet the artists, enjoy a glass of wine and light hors d'oeuvres, and see the show.

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Feb 01, 2008 to Feb 26, 2008