NEWS

Our call for Visual Vibrations brought in a record number of submissions from across the region, making this one of our most dynamic collections yet. Opening night on August 22 drew a packed house—the energy in the main gallery was high from start to finish. If you missed the reception, you can still catch the show during regular gallery hours.

Symphony of Colors, the newest exhibit at TPS, is officially open and it completely blows expectations out of the water! We received a record-breaking 138 submissions from incredibly talented local and regional artists. Last night's Opening Reception also saw a historic turnout; just look at the photos to see the stunning artwork and the amazed reactions from our community! If you couldn't make it to the opening, don't worry—the exhibit runs through August 15. Drop by soon to

Our most recent opening reception, Harmonies of the Foothills, saw a strong turnout, with more than 150 people visiting the gallery to support the 116 artists represented in the exhibit. We would like to thank PacJAM for providing the evening’s music and Sagrada for the appetizers. Events like these highlight the strength of our local arts community, and we appreciate everyone who attended to see our members' latest work. TPS also welcomed guest artist, Bob Doster (pictured),

An article, by Storme Smith, in the Tryon Daily Bulletin announces the opening of a new exhibition titled "You Belong Here" at Tryon Painters and Sculptors (TPS). The showcase, which debuts with a reception on January 17 from 5 to 7 p.m., aims to foster community spirit through a curated collection of member-created works that reflect art and craft from the Blue Ridge Foothills. The exhibit will feature a wide variety of media, including paintings, sculpture, ceramics, and f

Don’t miss out on your last chance to bid on amazing art! The " Beyond the Canvas" silent auction ends on Saturday, December 14. Perfect...

Opening reception Saturday, May 4 from 5 – 7 p.m. Hope that you can all join us! We have a guest artist for this exhibit: Jacqui Fehl...