From the Studio: Bryan Koontz Asheville artist Bryan Koontz can date his ancestry in Western North Carolina back to the late 1700s. His deep appreciation for mountain culture, heritage, and scenery is evident in his work, which he paints in a realistic style similar to that of the mid-to-late 19th century American landscape painters. Learn More
From the Studio: Andrew Stack Based in Asheville, North Carolina, fine furniture maker Andrew Stack is inspired by Danish modern design. He says his work is driven by function, and he practices sustainability through sourcing wood native to the region and using environmentally responsible finishes. Learn More
From the Studio: Shawn Krueger Shawn Krueger's approach to painting is rooted in the American Arts & Crafts and Tonalist traditions – both based on love and respect for nature, hand-craftsmanship, and good design. Learn More
From the Studio: Hog Hill Pottery Hog Hill Pottery, the studio of husband-and-wife team John and Scottie Post, is located in Catawba County, North Carolina, the western part of the state in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. John and Scottie are best-known for their stoneware pottery inspired by the motifs of the Arts and Crafts movement, but they also offer a line of artisan-crafted pirate cups - a customer favorite here at Grovewood Gallery. Learn More
From the Studio: Lyman Whitaker Lyman Whitaker is one of Grovewood Gallery’s most celebrated artists. Since the 1980s, he has focused his artistic ability on gracefully capturing the spirit of the wind through his kinetic art. Learn More
