Here's where art is wonderfully local and diverse. An amazing store with a variety of artworks like…read moreT-shirts, cards, figurines, art prints, woodworks and so much more. For me, this is the Asheville i came to discover and is a mini indoor art faire with so much to choose from. The same people create and run a twice yearly art faire called THE BIG CRAFTY that must be seen to fully appreciate!

This is a fun store that sells many things that you don't need but you find yourself purchasing…read morefrom this fun "general store." You will not get bored and it will be a great source for that hard to buy surprise gift.

This location is a fantastic artisan boutique shopping Emporium encompassed with historical…read morenostalgia. Plenty of tourists stop for the lunch offerings when counter/table service is available.

What a fun find! Located inside an old department store, this local artist studio/gallery is one to…read morevisit. Multiple levels of Asheville talent top to bottom. Art (print and painting), clay, soap, fragrance, more and more. And there is an old fashioned soda fountain to boot. I don't think I'll be back soon based on where I live... but if I do this will be my first or second stop. Please keep this place going. A gem!

One of the original building for local artists. Always an exceptional blend of artists that are…read morewilling to communicate their medium with visitors. A fantastic spot to visit!

I was intrigued and fascinated by Robert Hoffman's art. He works with a lot of ceramics and creates…read moreplates, dishes, cups, and serving pieces. His technique is to press the design of lace into the ceramic piece before it is fired in a kiln. The result is the amazing and intricate ceramic pieces that are just magnificent. I wish that I had brought a piece home. There are other designers and artist in the studio. I loved the fox sculpture. It looked so lifelike and was very light. The only thing that stopped me from purchasing that piece was the price tag-$900. But, really for a sculpture by an original artist, that is not bad. It is just out of my range. There were paintings and other forms of art. The studio has a variety of artists and beautiful pieces. I would recommend stopping by and the artist are there and will talk to you. I loved learning about their work.

The Asheville Gallery of Art is one of my favorite galleries to visit in Downtown Asheville. It is…read morenear Pritchard Park. The gallery has existed for 35 years so likely the oldest art gallery in Asheville. The artists are co-owners of the gallery so also work at the gallery. I like the variety of work displayed here as there are some types of art that appeal to you more than others but the work quality is phenomenal. Make sure to check out this gem when you in are Downtown Asheville.

It isn't a very big place but the art they were showcasing is really good. I would stop in here…read moreagain the next time I am in Asheville.

Blue Spiral 1 is another Asheville institution that we can't help but return to. From paintings to…read morepottery to giant spoon sculptures, the gallery has a wide representation of styles and media. Recent exhibitions made use of recycled skateboards and explored the history of tattoos, both of which we found fascinating. Despite its fine arts pedigree (and pricing to match), Blue Spiral isn't stuffy, and staff won't give you the stink eye if you're just there to browse.

We were visiting Asheville and had plans to visit the art museum, but unfortunately it was closed…read moreon Tuesdays. After a quick internet search, we found Blue Spiral 1. What a wonderful experience! From the soothing music to the beautiful art work, it was a nice way to spend an afternoon with family. This gallery has three floors, so it is more than just a quick in and out. One of my favorite artists, was a gentleman who created art using recycled skateboards. I also really liked the blown glass and the pieces made from wood with the added hints of color.

me and my wife did the glass blowing experience, and could not be happier! The check in process was…read morevery easy, the staff made everything extremely straightforward and walked us through the process. The selection of colors and the things we could make was outstanding, and we were able to get a really unique piece. instructors were extremely patient, and walked us through everything, and made the process very fun and enjoyable. Great value for the experience; not only do you get to see the whole process up close, as well as participate in making something fun, but you get to take homes piece of art you helped make.

Stopped in to inquire about classes and to see the glass blowing and items for sale. Nice setup but…read moreonly a few people could fit up close and see the glass blowers at work. Person working the desk was not super outgoing but provided some information about classes.

Great studio with unique ceramic pieces as well as some clothing. The space is inviting and also…read morevery much a workspace and on our visit, they were working on curtains. Each piece is unique so it could take time to go through it all. Staff was very knowledgeable and helpful. Satake has an amazing story and the studio is a living testament to it. Definitely worth a stop while in the River District.

We were delighted to discover this Japanese ceramic artist's studio and gallery in Asheville. There…read moreare a range of pieces from small to large, and all of them are simple in shape, utilitarian and astonishing in texture and color. The boldness of his designs distinguish his works from traditional Japanese potters and yet there is no mistake as to where his influences lie.

We visited this lovely art gallery while strolling the streets of Savannah. The artists have a…read morewonderful collection with abstract, landscape and other subjects. Worth a visit

I am fortunate to own works of Weyman and Carcagno and they are among my most precious possessions…read more Do yourself a huge favor and visit Daedalus Gallery and enjoy.