If Asheville’s soul could be painted, sculpted, or carved into being—it would live at Resurrection Studios Collective. Nestled in the bones of the historic former MOOG Music building, this electrifying new art space isn’t just another gallery. It’s a testament to creativity reborn.
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With its grand opening, Resurrection Studios has officially positioned itself as a cornerstone of the city’s art scene—home to over 30 visionary artists who are not just creating, but rising.
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A New Beginning for Artists, Post-Storm
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Some of the artists who now call Resurrection Studios home were displaced by the fierce winds of Hurricane Helene. But instead of folding, they’ve done what artists do best—they’ve transformed tragedy into beauty. This space has become a phoenix nest of sorts, where ash turns to color and struggle births inspiration.
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The opening night felt more like a homecoming than a launch—reuniting artists and community members who hadn’t seen each other in years. The creative energy? Palpable.
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Spotlight: Kira Bursky’s Viral Comeback
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One name that’s turning heads is Kira Bursky of All Around Artsy. Her emotionally charged collection, inspired by Hurricane Helene, struck a global chord and quickly went viral. As a result, Kira now holds a special pop-up space right inside Resurrection—turning storm stories into art that heals and connects.
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Meet the Makers: A Snapshot of Talent
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Resurrection Studios houses a mesmerizing variety of mediums, styles, and stories. Here are just a few of the many artists breathing life into the space:
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🎨 Linsey Gray Puckett – Charcoal & pastel on wood
💍 Constance Ensner – Jeweler crafting modern treasures
🖌️ Alison Press – Mixed media, printmaking, and painting
🗿 Julia Hunt – Painter, sculptor, and line-making visionary
🏺 Kristin Hendrix – Ceramicist specializing in hand-building and slip-casting
🧵 Stefan Daiberl – Leatherwork artisan creating tactile narratives
🖨️ Mary Rivera – Analog and printmaking expert with timeless flair
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From digital collage and watercolor to textiles and sculpture, the lineup reflects not just the diversity of medium, but the depth of passion that fuels Asheville’s art scene.
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More Than a Gallery: A Creative Haven
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What makes Resurrection Studios different? It’s more than just a place to hang art. It’s a creative hub, a community refuge, and a beacon of resilience. Here, artists don’t just exhibit—they collaborate, teach, and build lasting connections.
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✨ This is a place where art lives, breathes, and speaks truth to power. A space where wounds are healed with brushes and clay, and every corner whispers, “Welcome home.”
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Visit Resurrection Studios
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📍 160 Broadway St, Asheville, NC
🕒 Hours: Tues–Thurs: 11am–5pm | Fri–Sat: 11am–6pm
🎉 Next Big Event: First Friday – April 4, 5–9pm
🔗 Explore more & see the full artist lineup: resurrectionavl.com
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Final Thoughts: The Art of Coming Back Stronger
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Resurrection Studios is a pulse check on Asheville’s heart—and spoiler alert: it’s beating louder than ever. In a time when creativity feels more essential than ever, this space is a vibrant reminder that even after the storm, beauty blooms.
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Whether you’re an art lover, a curious wanderer, or a fellow creator, don’t miss your chance to witness Asheville’s rebirth—one brushstroke at a time.