Anthony Bellemare Art Show

PUSH Gallery is proud to present Just Looking-new portrait/street photography by Anthony Bellemare. The opening reception is Friday, March 7 from 7-10pm. Just Looking will be on display from March 7 until April 14. Come one and all. Refreshments graciously provided by Asheville Pizza and Brewing. 

Anthony Bellemare, who makes his home in Asheville, NC, uses the camera as a means of capturing, creating and relaying moments — of place and person, and always in time. His photographs take note of brief sidewalk encounters and small-town city life, all in-passing. “I strive to make images that are anchored in a moment,” says Bellemare. “I enjoy wandering with intention, noticing a coincidence and following a hunch, and never wasting an opportunity.”

During the last 5 years Bellemare has contributed photographs for Verve, Bold Life and the Mountain Xpress and will be featuring portraits in the Asheville Citizen Times during an upcoming, month-long photography column entitled “Living Portraits” Just Looking is Bellemare’s second solo exhibition. For more information visit www.abellemare.com.

Adam Void Art Show

PUSH Skateshop & Gallery is proud to present the art of recent Asheville transplant, Adam Void. The Crossroads will feature work responding to extensive travel, spiritual quandaries, and political endtimes. Preferring to create an immersive environment, The Crossroads spans the mediums of sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking, and collage. The work on display includes a life-sized found object assemblage of a horse-drawn pioneer/gypsy wagon, a site-specific indoor mural, poetically combined cardboard signs, and a curated "show within a show" of works by local and national underground artists. The opening reception will be Friday, December 6 from 7-10pm. Refreshments graciously provided by Asheville Pizza and Brewing. Music by DJ Hillbilly Ocean.
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Arts of Darkness Art Show

Come one and all this Friday, October 25 from 7-10pm for The Arts of Darkness 3. Everyone is highly encouraged to come in full Halloween attire and DJ Frankie will be spinning the ghoulish beats. We will also be having a costume skate jam at the Foundation Spot earlier in the day from 4-7pm. There will be prizes for best costume and possibly an impromptu contest.

Paper Art Show

Refreshments graciously provided by Asheville Pizza and Brewing.

Scott Hilton Art Show

PUSH Gallery is proud to welcome back Scott Hilton for his 2nd solo show in our gallery. If you were around for the first one, you already know you are in for something truly bizarre and special. Check out this video for a sneak peak http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98RBGABnyCc&feature=c4-overview&list=UUjlTFm4ujwVE1ugnjh9rv4g
The opening reception is Friday, August 16 from 7-10pm. Music by Michael Vick and Microtonal-Spears. Refreshments graciously provided by Asheville Pizza and Brewing.

Go Skateboarding Day and Alex Irvine Art Show

Friday June 21st. Go Skateboarding Day. 2pm at the Foundation Spot. We be grillin.

7pm PUSH Gallery. Throw Me A Bone: Alex Irvine art show/fundraiser for a new obstacle to be built at the Foundation Spot. A rebar skeleton of the concrete form will be presented that will later be used for the construction and reinforcement of a sculptural ramp. Proceeds from artwork will go towards buying concrete. Come support local, grassroots public skate art initiatives.

Its also our 8 YEAR ANNIVERSARY so we will be having sales all day Friday!

Richard Kirby Art Show

Larry Turner Art Show

Larry Turner debuts new exhibition at PUSH Gallery--"Pointer-The Doubting Thomas"

Opening reception: Friday March 8th, 7-10pm

Gus Cutty “Time Brought Age” Art Show

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PUSH Gallery is proud to present "Tim Brought Age" new works in aerosol by Gus Cutty. Opening reception Friday, January 11 from 7-10pm.

Gus Is Rich is a designer and muralist who cut his teeth painting rooftops and walls in the south before moving to San Francisco to expand his perspective in 2006. Best known for his large scale spray painted portraits that have sprouted up around Asheville since his return to the area at the beginning of 2012, Gus has devoted himself to the evolution of portrait and the craft of free hand aerosol work.

Ursula Gullow Art Show

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November 9th – January 8th
Artist Reception is Friday November 9th 7pm – 10 pm

Gullow’s newest series of paintings is based on photographs taken of her and her five siblings during the mid 70’s. KIN is a personal exploration of the intersection between memory and documentation. The creation of each painting is the materialization of shadowy recollections merging graphite, acrylic and oil mediums, and many are larger than life-size.

For “KIN” Gullow will also install a collection of used artist palettes amassed over the last year. Says Gullow, “Just as my used palettes evidence activity of paint-mixing that I hardly remember, my paintings are evidence of a time I barely remember, but was, indisputably, a part of.

Ursula Gullow is a visual artist who has been investigating the potency and limitations of paint for nearly 12 years. Known primarily for her narrative paintings, Gullow frequently challenges traditional structures of painting by incorporating installation and interactive elements in her work which one critic describes as “folksy, epic and quietly revolutionary.”

Tom Pazderka Art Show

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Tom Pazderka (b. 1981) is a Czech born conceptual artist, painter, sculptor and musician. His work focuses on suppressed and idiosyncratic aspects of Western culture, particularly the American culture he adopted upon immigrating to the US eighteen years ago. Tom began drawing at the side of his maternal grandmother in the Soviet housing blocks of his childhood village outside Prague. His first art exhibition was in a group show in New York City in 1994, shortly after his arrival in the U.S. His work has been exhibited in a number of galleries and museums since then. In 2011, one of his pieces hanged alongside such greats as Kenneth Noland, Helen Frankenthaler, Hans Hoffman and Pat Passlof. He lives and works in Asheville, North Carolina.

Reception will be from 7-10. Music by Shane Perlowin at 7:30. Beverages graciously provided by Foothills Brewery.

Stalefish 4 Art Show

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Come check out the collective awesomeness in our 4th installment of Stalefish. Reception is Friday, June 1 from 7-10pm (even though the flier says 7:30). Refreshments graciously provided by Foothills Brewery.

Pink Fog by Andy Herod Art Show

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Come by the shop on Friday, April 13th for the opening of Pink Fog. A drawing installation by Andy Herod.