Exhibitions

Jun 20 2026 - Jun 20 2026

Discover the beauty of repair in this hands-on visible mending workshop inspired by traditional Japanese and Indian textile practices. In this class, you'll learn the art of mending as decoration using techniques rooted in boro and sashiko stitching from Japan, alongside the rhythmic, running stitch...

Jun 27 2026 - Jun 27 2026

The second session is a continuation with hands-on visible mending, repairing and reinforcing worn or damaged textiles. Participants will add layers of texture, pattern, and story. You'll continue to practice foundational stitches, patching methods, and design approaches that transform garments in...

Jul 18 2026 - Jul 18 2026

Discover the art of cyanotype in this hands-on introductory workshop! Working with objects, plants, and materials found on-site, you'll create stunning cameraless photographs using one of photography's oldest and most magical processes. Along the way, you'll learn how to mix cyanotype chemistry, app...

Aug 01 2026 - Aug 01 2026

In this introductory linoleum block printmaking class we will start with the basics through a series of short demos at each stage of the process including: how to use carving tools, what kind of 'Lino' to use, how to use ink and printing tools and finally how to get a successful hand-printed image. ...

Aug 15 2026 - Aug 15 2026

In this two-day introductory workshop, you will transform a photograph into a stitched portrait. In the first session you will use a light table to transfer your image onto fabric and then Helene will guide you through the process of stitching and adding your own "visual language and style" to your ...

Aug 22 2026 - Aug 22 2026

After working independently during the week we will reconvene for our second session to share progress, answer questions, and add finishing touches to your portrait. The cost for both workshops is $120. Call or stop by The Gallery at Flat Rock to sign up. 828-698-7000

Oct 17 2026 - Oct 17 2026

Connect with the natural world in this half-day eco-printing workshop, where art and science meet through the beauty of natural color. You'll be introduced to the basics of natural dye processes and their history, then create your own set of organic cotton tea towels using leave and flowers. Bring ...