Fine Art Rooted in Respite & Reflection
Rising Together
Join Linsey and the artists and small businesses of Cotton Mill Studios on Saturday, September 12th, from 10am to 7pm as they commemorate two years since Hurricane Helene swept through WNC. Together with Asheville’s River Arts District, they invite you to reflect on and celebrate their community’s heartache, hope, and enduring spirit through a day filled with studio tours, live demos, music, food, and engaging activities.
To support ongoing recovery efforts, Linsey is donating an original, framed artwork to one lucky supporter. Every $20 donation to the RADA Foundation increases chances.
September 12th | 10am - 7pm
122 Riverside Drive, Asheville, NC
Collaboration & Connection
Working with charcoal and soft pastels on unfinished wood grain introduces an element of unpredictability. Linsey welcomes this challenge throughout her process: Turning gathered twigs into charcoal, taking cues from the wood grain to shape each composition, sealing each piece with a cold wax meticulously by hand, and crafting every frame from hand-selected, locally milled hardwood.
Studio & Gallery
Linsey’s studio embodies the warm, soothing essence of her work. Entering invites a calm, immersive pause that encourages visitors to slow their pace and stay awhile, providing a quiet, intentional space to explore both completed pieces and works in progress.
Located in the upper level of the historic Cotton Mill Studios in Asheville’s River Arts District
breathe now
solo art exhibition and immersive installation
INTRODUCING THE Collectors Guild
Becoming a patron of Linsey’s artwork grants unique privileges, including priority access to new collections, alternative framing options, and personal invitations to upcoming exhibitions and events, along with exclusive pricing.