Asheville: The Capital of American Craft

Not Real Art

It's the height of summer in North America, making it the perfect time for a getaway. If you're planning a trip, consider this episode your friendly travel guide! Scott “Sourdough” Power recently embarked on an inspiring journey to Asheville, North Carolina, which we at Not Real Art proudly call the Capital of American Craft. Whether you're an artist, an art lover, or simply a curious explorer, you'll be captivated by the pristine natural beauty and the impressive array of contemporary American art and craft in this region. In today's episode, we offer a sneak peek into what makes this part of the country so unique. You'll learn what to expect when you visit, gain insight into the history of craft-making in the area, and find out who to contact to learn more about the artists and artisans that make it so special. For more information, you can also tune into the Artsville USA Podcast to celebrate the vibrant contemporary arts and crafts scene from Asheville and beyond!

Key Points From This Episode:

• The valuable partnerships that made the Artsville USA Podcast possible.
• Natural and manmade beauty you can expect in Asheville, North Carolina.
• Insight into the history and provenance of art and craft-making in the area.
• Why we suggest you visit Asheville (and who we recommend to show you around!)
• Challenges that the region is facing and how your support can help.

For more information, please visit http://notrealart.com/asheville-capital-of-american-craft