Glassblowing by Asheville Artist Terri Sigler Traditional Glassblowing It is always interesting to us, to learn how an artist gets started. But of all the stories we have heard over the years, Terri Sigler’s is one of the most unique: according to Terri she started her journey into traditional glassblowing in 2006, when her husband gifted her with a traditional glassblowing class!
Asheville’s Woodturning Master, Bill Wanezek Asheville’s woodturning master, Bill Wanezek is just that, a master. Bill was recently the featured artist in the regional arts and culture magazine, The Laurel of Asheville. This came as no surprise to us since Bill’s wood turned bowls, otter letter-openers and handcrafted pen and pencil sets are some the most popular wooden gifts items that the Mountain Made
The Best Asheville Art Demos? Frankly, we don’t know. But we do know that we host more live craft demonstrations and exhibits then anyone else downtown. So naturally we like to think that all our artists are “the best”. And visitors to the gallery often say things like, “You have such wonderful stuff here!” “There is so much to see here.” Watch
Western North Carolina Arts and Crafts: The Heritage of the Blue Ridge Mountains “The Blue Ridge Mountain region surrounding Asheville, N.C. is rich with the handcraft traditions that have made the area into the arts destination it is today. Discover Western North Carolina’s rich craft heritage, which goes back more than a century and continues to inform today’s community of local
“Try to put thought, time and care into making these useful objects with the hopes that the users will somehow connect with them beyond their intended purpose.” ~ Jennifer Harnetty Maud Boleman’s exposure to the world of art began in her childhood, visiting the museums of New York City, and continued through her studies at Nova Southeastern University, where she
Glassblowing with Jason Probstein UPDATE: Jason will be returning to Mountain Made on Nov 15th of 2013! Read the article below to see his schedule. Glass – one of the most common yet mystifying substances using in the modern art world. While glass is thought by many to have been invented during the Bronze Age, some 2500 years ago, no
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