Category Oak Street Gallery

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Jerrie Settles Jerrie’s art is an expression of being blessed, by God through her family, beyond measure.In 2007 she authored and illustrated her first children’s book, A Prayer for Wings – A Journey of Nipaerilla the Caterpillar.Over the years her…

Carol has served as the curator for the Oak Street Gallery for over 15 years, being actively involved in recruiting new artists to display their art each month, changing out the artwork on the walls from one month to the…

Aurel PetersonBFA. Rhode Island School of DesignMFA. University of Massachusetts, Amherst Third exhibition at Oak St Gallery On New Years Eve 2023 I decided I wanted to break free. I went into my studio and took a brush, black acrylic…

Artist Bio:This exhibition features black-and-white travel photography of David Ourisman, a member of the First Congregational community. Photography has been David’s hobby since he was a teenager when he rolled his own 35mm film and shot images with a totally…

Artist Bio:​This gallery exhibit brings together the artwork of our little family: Kurt (dad), Harper (mom), and Luna (daughter, 7 years old).  Although our styles are clearly very different, as a family we value time to be creative, the enjoyment…

Artist Bio:Safi Martin is a farm girl through and through.  Raised by plant lovers on a 40-acre farm in the foothills of North Carolina, she knows her way around the garden. In addition to her first love (gardening!), she has built…

The Oak Street Gallery of First Congregational United Church of Christ​located at 20 Oak Street, Asheville is pleased to announce the April 2024 exhibit ofartwork created by students at Lucy S. Herring Elementary School in Asheville, and their art teacher, Robbie…