This is a fantastic art studio and gallery in Black Mountain. I've driven past it many times and…read moream so grateful that I finally stopped in to check it out. The space is in an old house and there is art on display on the bottom and upper floor. Because this was once a home (I presume), the studio spaces are like the bedrooms of the building, kinda small and fun to wander through. There is a variety of genres of art displayed ranging from life drawing, landscapes, textiles, sculpture, and everything in between. There is also a space for different art workshops. I would love to check out the classes sometime, it's a great spot!

Fabulous art and studio space!! Love visiting it whenever I'm in town!read more

I am so happy we went in here. I wasn't sure what to expect - I was thinking more semi-museum, part…read moreinfo center with a few pieces from local artists for sale. But, it was packed with unique, locally made art goods (95% Asheville artists, 5% Tennessee/Kentucky they say) that were awesome AND affordable. Pottery, wood carvings, textiles, Christmas ornaments, cookware, glass art, paintings, and more. I liked most everything I saw, and again, it was artistry that wouldn't break your bank. The customer service was so friendly, and the nice lady working really wanted to connect with us, and also tell more about the artists who made some of the different art. Informative, funny, kind - she was great. I would recommend this to EVERY Asheville tourist looking for something unique to take home, rather than junky trinkets made in China that you can find in every American gift shop.

It's got very pretty art and we enjoyed our visit. The art they sell is extremely expensive.read more

Nice gallery in Marshall. Comfortable place to browse and see works of some very talented…read moreartisans. Good prices on interesting pieces. Photographer had great local images in a variety of media. Textiles and artsy pieces of all kinds that you just don't see everywhere made Flow especially fun. Great designs. Nicely displayed. Friendly folks. Will tell friends not to miss when in the area above Asheville.

What a fabulous shop filled with all kinds of art in all mediums! The pottery and glass was…read moredelightful, but I seriously enjoyed lapping the store twice to take everything in! I will have to visit again next time we vacation in the area. Support artists! Shop small, shop local.

What a sweet local gallery to explore. I'd def recommend this for gift or fancy souvenir shopping…read more When you park and come in off the street you are greeted with an open space and lots of cute and classy items to check out. The space is open and welcoming. They have a variety of expensive and affordable, big and small. There is a lot of art- hanging and out on shelves. They also have pottery and a ton of pretty handmade jewelry. You can find some snacks and soaps here as well as the occasional card and or print. They also have some nice leather bags. Great for some street browsing. Would be easy to leave with something unique and special.

While not as fancy or visually aesthetic as some of the other shops around, Clayspace Co-Op reminds…read morepatrons a messy shop means giant strides. This tiny shop, located in The Wedge building, houses five ceramic artists. All wood-fire their beautiful yet each truly unique, wares in the 27 foot long wood burning kiln. Clayspace Co-Op started as a two man production, two local student artists needed a space to work and together complied resources to open up the gallery and work space in 2003. Since then, the shop has expanded to six local professional ceramic artists who work and show in the cooperative space. The co-working space is in the back of the gallery and didn't seem accessible to general public, but the ceramics themselves, which adorn every surface and self, are individually handcrafted which is seen through the colors and rough edges. So, if you're in the market for: bowls, mugs, vases, urns, pitchers, plates or any type of jar wit a lid, and you're willing to pay for handcrafted items, this shop is not to be missed.

Modern Art/contemporary art isn't for everyone, but this small gallery has living artists as its…read morefocus, You come to this gallery if you want to experience works by artists who may someday be featured in MOMA or AKG collections. You might purchase a work to add to your collection simply because you like it, or because you hope someday it will appreciate in value.

Excellent collection, very worth the visit if you're nearby. One of the best collections of glass…read moreand crystal I've seen in some time, and the 2d art makes a great addition. I'll be going again

Super easy reservation and check in process. Lots of color choices and you get to pour your own…read morepaint, I have been to a few ceramics lounges that limit you to a certain amount of colors at one time so I enjoyed this. Very fun and calm experience

I love painting pottery and I have been here several times over the years. But the pottery…read moreselection was absolutely unacceptable today! There was still pieces that I had already painted years ago. I hope they get different pieces because I made a reservation and I didn't even paint because I already had everything. Very disappointing. Staff was nice and atmosphere was really laid back!

After lunch my boyfriend an I stumbled into Gallery 101, we were greeted by Jun, the artist. His…read moreenergy was so inviting, we absolutely were interested. He gave us a personal tour of his gallery and we were in awe. The pieces ranged from practical, tea pots, to beautiful statement art pieces. If you're visiting Asheville and are looking for pieces to take home as souvenirs do yourself a favor and stop by Gallery 101 and meet the artist. If you're looking for a gift for someone special to you, please, again 101 is the perfect gallery. As for you locals, like my boyfriend and I make Gallery 101 a regular stop and see what new pieces Jun will create.