HandMade in America's Craft Registry is open to Western north Carolina artists and galleries as a free services to artisans and the public. Registration is easy and only takes a few minutes. The registry allows the public to connect with an artist or gallery through a search feature which sorts by medium, town, county, name or keyword.
The public may also view the entire artist and gallery list with website and email links, photos and work description and location. The recently-update Registry is a great way to "know before you go" whether you are visiting the WNC area or a resident looking for the perfect piece of Western North Carolina art.
HandMade in America is a nonprofit North Carolina organization whose mission is "To grow the economy through craft, cultural heritage and the community assets of Western North Carolina."
The public may also view the entire artist and gallery list with website and email links, photos and work description and location. The recently-update Registry is a great way to "know before you go" whether you are visiting the WNC area or a resident looking for the perfect piece of Western North Carolina art.
HandMade in America is a nonprofit North Carolina organization whose mission is "To grow the economy through craft, cultural heritage and the community assets of Western North Carolina."
Check out these samples or search the HandMade Craft Registry HERE:
Judi Jetson
Media:
Fiber
Specialty:
I'm a weaver, dyer, spinner, papermaker teacher and collaborator who
loves bold colors and textures, bringing people together and stretching
boundaries. An arts entrepreneur, I co-owned Handmade in Florida Craft
Gallery in Ybor City with Gary Burge from 2004-2006, and brought an
international weaving conference (Convergence) to town along with 2,000
fiber artists, and organized 50 shows around the region.
My life’s work is creating partnerships to make communities and
neighborhoods great places to live, work and play.
Professional Affiliations: Resident Artist, Odyssey Center for Ceramic Arts, Asheville, NC.
Shows: Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands, Asheville, NC, Fall 2010- present. River Arts District Studio Stroll, Asheville, NC, Fall 2010- present
19 Biltmore Ave
Asheville, NC 28801
828-236-2660
http://www.arielcraftgallery.com
info@arielcraftgallery.com
Exhibitions: They include rotating exhibits of cooperative members
8 Town Square
Burnsville, NC 28714
828-682-0295
http://www.artistsstatements.com
info@artistsstatements.com
Exhibitions: Themes change periodically, often in conjunction with local events and seasonally
Bailey Arend
Media:
Clay
Specialty:
I use red earthenware, thrown on the potters wheel to create functional
forms. I address the surfaces with pinching, carving and slip and fire
to cone 6 in oxidation. I am drawn to the combination of tightly-thrown
forms and loose traces of my hand. I aim to bring a personal touch to
functional ceramic art.
Galleries:
The Odyssey Center for Ceramic Arts, 236 Clingman Ave Ext Asheville, NC, 28801
Professional Affiliations: Resident Artist, Odyssey Center for Ceramic Arts, Asheville, NC.
Shows: Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands, Asheville, NC, Fall 2010- present. River Arts District Studio Stroll, Asheville, NC, Fall 2010- present
Ariel Gallery
19 Biltmore Ave
Asheville, NC 28801
828-236-2660
http://www.arielcraftgallery.com
info@arielcraftgallery.com
Media:
Clay, Fiber, Glass, Metal, Natural Material (Vegetable), Wood, Mixed Media
Signature Crafts:
Crafts Sought After:
clay, fiber, furniture, glass, iron, jewelry, and paper; all local to the Asheville area
Exhibitions: They include rotating exhibits of cooperative members
Artists Statements
8 Town Square
Burnsville, NC 28714
828-682-0295
http://www.artistsstatements.com
info@artistsstatements.com
Media:
Clay, Glass, Mixed Media
Signature Crafts:
clay
Crafts Sought After:
clay, jewelry, wood
Exhibitions: Themes change periodically, often in conjunction with local events and seasonally
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