Center for Craft: Photo essay

Clay, Stone & Wood:

Local gallery exhibits work of art fellows

Words and Photos by Nick Haseloff

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A work by Josh Copus sits in the center of the Center for Craft as part of their current exhibit honoring Windgate Fellows.

Local sculptor Charlie Beech ponders a work by Rebecca Manson.
 

Lauren Gray Roquemore, Gallery Associate at the Center for Craft, sits to greet patrons at the front of the gallery.

Local artist Alex Irvine takes in a piece by Dustin Farnsworth and Timothy Maddox titled WAKE II.

The Center for Craft showcases art from grant recipients

As a celebration of the 10th anniversary of their Windgate Fellowship, the Center for Craft features work from 10 of its grant recipients in exhibition titled Scale Up: 10 Years, 10 Fellows, 10 Projects.

The gallery, located on Broadway Street in downtown, showcases art of many different varieties but the majority of the work on display from the Windgate Fellows is sculpture.

The art attempts to expose ideas surrounding scale, installation and community practice according to the center's website.

The exhibit will be on display until late July and feature multiple talks and events during its duration. The Center for Craft is open to the public and donations are accepted at the reception desk.

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The Center for Craft is located at 67 Broadway St. Asheville NC 28801