The Appalacian Artisan Society Gallery
Starting at the August 26 Grand Opening, David Orr will be exhibiting at The Appalachian Artisan Society Gallery in Old Fort, N.C., near Asheville. Here is the promotional blurb for the Gallery:
When you're visiting Western North Carolina make time to visit the Appalachian Artisan Society Gallery. Conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Old Fort, North Carolina. Just seconds off the I-40 Interstate. Exit 72 (East-bound only) or Exit 73. When you find the perfect handcrafted item that you can't live without, we will gladly ship it to your home after you have finished your visit here. Just ask us about shipping. The building which houses the TAAS-Gallery has a long history, many of the locals have come by and the stories they tell are of fond memories. Come make your own...
The web site for the Gallery is http://www.taasg.com. David Orr's web page connected to the Gallery is http://www.taasg.com/artisan_member/?id=50. David's work is displayed in booth 39 to the forward-right of the entrance.
posted by David Orr | 7:53 AM
2 Comments:
If I lived anywhere close, I would definitely go to see your work. I would especially like to see your mandala pieces up close. Good luck.
Thanks. Wish you could see them too. My wife started doing mandala's a few years ago as part of pastoral counselor training at Loyola University. I liked how they are sort of a self-portrait and universal statement at the same time.
Traditional mandalas are contained in the circle, but I like to bleed the edges. Seems more like my reality to me.
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