Meghan Korol
I’m a multidisciplinary artist (focused in metalsmithing) based near Asheville, North Carolina since 2010. My creative practice with metal began in high school and continued via a BFA at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where I learned to weave and expand my work in textiles.
As a lover of outdoor exploration and adventure, I’m continually inspired by time spent in nature and places I‘ve visited; botanical influences and found objects are a common theme in my art. After a long break, I’m so excited to return to and develop a committed art practice at my first dedicated studio in Lamplight Studios!
Aster House
B & Jade Aster
B & Jade Aster are the artists of Aster House - a place that feels like home inside 2 Westwood! Aster House is part working studio, part retail shop filled with vintage clothing and decor, polaroid photography, and their most favorite offering of all, telescope pop-ups in the front yard. The studio is a blend of their two passions - B’s focus on sustainable fashion and recycling through what we have on this Earth, and Jade’s interest in sharing the existential curiosity that is all around us!
Their website and instagram will be updated weekly with open hours.
Tiny Turtle Tattoo & Art Studio
Olyver Scarbeary
Olyver is multimedia artist whose work spans hand-poked tattoo, textile art, sculpture, interactive installation, design, illustration, and carpentry. Most generally their art explores themes of community, anti-capitalism, anti-fascism, trans identities, interconnectivity, transcendence, and the natural world. To find out more about their work you can visit olyverscarbeary.com or reach out at warmearthwormtattoo@gmail.com
All tattoos are by appointment only.
Alison Antaramian
Alison Antaramian is a self-taught artist living in Asheville, NC. She focuses on making colorful and cartoonish paper clay sculptures but is also a songwriter and front person for her band, Wagging.
Her work is often character-driven and humorous; a snapshot from a melancholic yet delightful doofus’s life.
Zoie Reamer
Zoie Reamer is a multimedia artist with a focus on process-based creation. She often uses landscape painting and other observational methods as an entryway into abstracted work, combining technical methods and imagery to create something new. In her process-based work, she utilizes a more randomized technique. One mark, cut, or spill leads to the next, allowing the process to guide her hand. Layering, using many materials, and destroying/recreating are all a part of this process.
This Land Films
Erin Brethauer and Tim Hussin
This Land Films is a documentary production studio founded by Emmy-winning filmmakers Erin Brethauer and Tim Hussin, based in Asheville, NC. Both began as photojournalists (Erin spent 7+ years at the Asheville Citizen-Times) before collaborating at the San Francisco Chronicle where they co-directed Last Men Standing, the newspaper‘s first feature film. Their work has been featured in The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, and at major film festivals worldwide. Their second feature film Stray Embers (2026), follows one household over five years after California’s 2018 Camp Fire. They bring documentary sensibilities and cinematic storytelling to their work, exploring how communities adapt to change.
Sophie Hull
Iron Rhino Press
As a multidisciplinary artist, community organizer, “retired” photojournalist, and studied sociologist, I am interested in exploring how art and music can function as a meeting place. My practices view how this personal and/or shared experience requires a sustained presence. Within this conceptual space, viewers and listeners are invited into reflection and connection, both on an individual and collective level. Often the artistic concepts are driven by the subtle energy that emerges from the people, structures and cosmic landscape that shape our lives.
Martha Skinner
Martha is an interdisciplinary artist. In her early work as visionary & professor of architecture, she created drawings in 2, 3, & 4 dimensions, slivers of life, CiTy-Scans & cross sections across time, through culture & the physical spaces that contain life. Her work as much reinterpretation of drawing as examinations of humanity.
Her words:
I create drawings that are spaces performances, installations, products. Playfully subverting & transforming issues that need addressing through works emerging as celebrations of life
From inhabitable to wearable, drawings as vehicles for connection. Transforming the world one drawing at a time. Playful, inspiring, transformative
Drawings you hang in your home. Drawings I inhabit & you experience. Drawings we inhabit & create together. Drawings you take wherever you go
From immersive & participatory to tiny & personal. Connection
My life is a drawing. I am the drawing. The drawing is my process.
Housecat AVL
Jessica Godden
Jessica Godden is an artist, educator, community worker, radio producer, librarian, and parent. Her work, including radio art, papercut, print making, zines, and installations, touches on questions of time, ecology, community, history, mortality, and memory. WIth Housecat AVL, Jess offers art-based events, workshops, classes, and private sessions for people of all ages focusing on empowering participants in their creativity and prompting them to imagine, communicate and manifest a better world around them.