Asheville Artists

Asheville Artists

Arts EN ↓ 9 episodes

Conversations with artists of Asheville, North Carolina.

Author

Asheville Artists

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.ashevilleartists.com

Latest episode

Apr 8, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 9: Nicolette Leigh Yates 08.04.2026

Step inside the vivid, subconscious world of mixed media artist Nicolette Leigh Yates, where intuition, illusion, and imagination collide to reveal the unexpected hidden within abstraction. Discover the works of Nicolette by visiting her website and following her on Instagram

Episode 8: Toasty Tuna 21.11.2025

Step into the bright, weird, joy-soaked universe of Toasty Tuna, whose fusing of traditional Appalachian wood-working and pop-cartooning results in a style all his own. From DIY stickers and skate-culture, to the walls of Asheville's coolest art spaces, come with us and discover what fires the imagination of the one and only Toasty Tuna. Check out more of Toasty’s works at his website and by visit...

Episode 7: Robin McCoy 22.10.2025

Step into the visceral world of expressionist painter Robin McCoy, whose raw, large-scale canvases blur the line between chaos and beauty. In this episode, Robin unpacks his journey from graphic arts to a darkly sensual visual language that evokes both primal instinct and emotional intensity. View more works by Robin by visiting his Instagram and website . Works can also be seen by visiting the Bo...

Episode 6: Brian Luzader 09.10.2025

Bold, explosive, and impossible to ignore—painter Brian Luzader brings raw energy and refined control to the canvas. In this episode, we dive into his dynamic process, the tension between chaos and stillness, and how his work captures movement and the passage of time. Discover works by Brian by visiting his website and following him on Instagram Contact the podcast by emailing us here

Episode 5: Spencer Beals 23.09.2025

What happens when a painting feels like a psychedelic jungle or a visual scavenger hunt? In this episode, we talk with Asheville artist Spencer Beals, whose surreal, detail-rich works burst with energy, whimsy, and meaning. We explore how his art invites deep looking, sparks curiosity, and reflects the complexity of the natural world and creative community. Check out more of Spencer’s works on his...

Episode 4: Sophie Paradis 17.09.2025

Step into the luminous world of Sophia Pardis, where glowing brushwork and intricate detail bring symbolic natural mysticism to life. In this episode, we explore how her visionary style transforms the strange and the sacred into a singular visual language. Check out more works by Sophie on her instagram page and website .

Episode 3: Rachel Marie Stark 14.09.2025

Craft based fiber artist Rachel Marie Stark transforms found objects—rusted metal, gnarled branches, stones—into luminous, textile-wrapped sculptures that soften the hardness of the world. In this episode, we explore her meditative process, the symbolism behind her materials, and how she turns forgotten fragments into striking, living installations

Episode 2: Rob Czar 14.09.2025

Rob Czar’s art doesn’t sit still — it ricochets from wild, neon chaos to stark, whisper-quiet minimalism, smashing styles from graffiti to Pop to pure text. It’s dark, it’s loud, it’s haunted and hopeful — riding the edge where beauty meets breakdown. Check out more of his works by visiting his website, www.theczartgallery.com and following him on Instagram, instagram.com/robczart , and his Youtub...

Episode 1: Greetings and Salutations 14.09.2025

Meet Zap Vega and why this podcast was pulled into existence.

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