News Summary
The Resurrection Studios Collective is set to open in Asheville at the historic MOOG Music building on March 7, 2025. This new creative hub offers artists private studios, exhibition areas, and fosters collaboration among creatives. The grand opening will feature live music by Doss Church & The Unholy Noise, as well as a pop-up gallery showcasing artwork by Kira Bursky, highlighting themes of displacement. This initiative aims to support artists affected by Hurricane Helene, providing them with a nurturing environment to rebuild and connect with the community.
Exciting New Creative Hub Set to Open in Asheville
Asheville is buzzing with excitement as the Resurrection Studios Collective prepares to open its doors in the historic former MOOG Music building located right in the heart of downtown. Mark your calendars for the grand opening on Friday, March 7, 2025, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., as this new creative space promises to be a fantastic addition to the community.
A Celebratory Atmosphere Awaits
The grand opening isn’t just any ordinary event; it’s a celebration of the dedication and artistry that went into crafting Resurrection Studios. This space aims to be a vital resource for artists from across Western North Carolina (WNC), featuring everything from private studios and exhibition areas to rotating pop-up showcases. Whether you’re a painter, sculptor, or musician, there’s something for everyone in this creative haven.
Live Music and Art on Display
To make the grand opening even more festive, Doss Church & The Unholy Noise will provide live music, kicking off at 7 p.m. It’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy some outstanding local talent while mingling with fellow art lovers. Plus, there will be drinks available at the bar, thanks to Day Trip, adding a splash of fun to the evening.
Guests can also look forward to featuring artwork from Kira Bursky in the pop-up gallery located right at Resurrection’s entrance. Bursky, a multidisciplinary artist, channeled her emotions into 31 drawings after the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. One of her standout pieces shows a passport pierced by a tree, symbolizing stories of displacement and loss, adding a poignant touch to the festivities.
Supporting Artists Affected by the Hurricane
The opening of Resurrection Studios comes as a response to the challenges local artists faced following Hurricane Helene. Many creatives in the Asheville area were significantly impacted, and this studio aims to foster a nurturing environment where they can rebuild and connect. Already, numerous artists displaced by the hurricane are moving into their new spaces ahead of the grand opening, reflecting the urgency and need within the community.
A Hub for Collaboration and Creativity
Resurrection Studios isn’t just about individual workspaces; it’s designed to encourage collaboration and creativity among artists. The various private studios, exhibition spaces, and pop-up showcases will allow for a vibrant atmosphere where artists can share ideas and inspire one another.
Convenient Location and Parking
For those wondering about how to get there, the studio is conveniently located at 160 Broadway Street. Parking won’t be an issue, as there’s plenty available in the main lot and the lot across from Atomic Furnishings.
Where to Find More Information
If you’re eager to learn more about this exciting new space, be sure to check out their website at www.resurrectionavl.com. As the grand opening approaches, it’s clear that Resurrection Studios Collective is not just a facility; it’s the revitalization of community and creativity that Asheville truly needs. With the support of local artists and the community, Resurrection Studios is poised to become the go-to destination for creativity along with a warm welcome to anyone passionate about the arts!
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Additional Resources
- AVL Today: Plan Ahead Asheville Events
- Spectrum Local News: Asheville Art Scene – MOOG Building
- Wikipedia: Asheville, North Carolina
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Asheville
- Google Search: Asheville Art Scene
